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ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Crude Oil ETF Newsroom
Oil Prices Post First Weekly Gain Since Mid-April on Trade Optimism, Iran Sanctions
U.S. Rig Count Drops to Lowest Since January in Baker Hughes Survey
10-Q: Quarterly report
US-UK Trade Deal Announcement Pushes Oil Prices Higher
Oil Prices Upbeat on US Trade Cheer, but Strong Dollar Weighs
Oil Prices Surge On Hopes Of US-China Trade Breakthrough, Eyes On Opec+ Output
Crude Oil Jumps on U.S.-U.K. Trade Deal Optimism, With Hopes for China Progress
Oil ETFs Heat Up As OPEC+ Pump-Up, US-UK Trade Deal, China Talks Fuel Rally
OPEC continues its internal turmoil? Kazakhstan claims there are no plans to cut oil production in May.
According to the OPEC+ agreement, Kazakhstan's crude oil production this month should be slightly below 1.4 million barrels per day, but according to Kazakhstan's current statements, its production will reach 2 million barrels per day. This is undoubtedly a direct challenge to Saudi Arabia-led OPEC+, which has already issued stern warnings to countries violating quotas.
Oil Edges Higher on Trade Talks Optimism -- Market Talk
Crude Oil Prices Slip as Fed Holds Rates and US-China Trade Talks Begin
Oil Prices Drop Over US$1 As Trade Doubts, Iran Talks Ease Supply Concerns
Crude Oil Turns Lower as Oversupply Concerns Outweigh U.S.-China Trade Talks
Weekly Crude Inventories Drop More Than Projected; Oil Prices Fall
U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Fall Amid Lower Production
US Total Crude Oil Stocks Decline in Week Ended May 2
Crude Inventory Fell by 2.0M Barrels for Week Ended May 2 – EIA
Oil Prices Face 'Extremely Bearish' Outlook on OPEC+ Policy Pivot
Rising OPEC Output Could Lead to Continued Pressure on Oil Prices
Will Asia welcome the "oil price dividend"?
International oil prices have dropped by $12 per barrel since the beginning of 2025. Morgan Stanley believes that if this decline continues, the Crude Oil Product burden in Asia will decrease from the current 3.1% to 2.3%. For every $10 per barrel drop in oil prices, the overall current account balance in Asia is expected to improve GDP by 0.4 percentage points.