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BumRushDaShow

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5. "I'm surprised it didn't rise a lot more."

Reply to FredGarvin (Reply #4)

Mon Jun 23, 2025, 09:01 AM

Jun 23

You shouldn't be because while this is going on, OPEC+ made the decision to increase their production - https://www.democraticunderground.com/10143469225

With that news, it had dropped down below $70/bbl. So this latest set of circumstances sort of "balanced that out" to make the pricing almost status quo (so far).

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Oil is currently up 0.57% since the bombings. FredGarvin Jun 23 #4

"I'm surprised it didn't rise a lot more." BumRushDaShow Jun 23 #5

Oil went DOWN so far pre-market FredGarvin Jun 23 #6

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Oil is always volitile FredGarvin Jun 23 #9

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