Oil markets face a stark fork in the road depending on how peace negotiations play out:
If talks collapse? Expect Ukraine to ramp up strikes on Russian oil infrastructure and those shadowy tanker fleets.
But if there's even a shaky agreement on the table? Those attacks likely cease, and Washington might ease up on oil sanctions enforcement.
Either way, crude's next move hinges entirely on diplomacy.
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ChainDetective
· 18h ago
To be honest, the issue of oil prices depends on how those people at the negotiating table are messing around, and it has nothing to do with the fundamentals, haha.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 18h ago
In simple terms, it depends on the outcome of the negotiation. Either we fight until the end and oil prices soar, or we shake hands and oil prices fall back, with nothing much in between.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 18h ago
In simple terms, it depends on whether the negotiation results lead to buying or not; diplomacy determines the direction of oil prices... I've heard this logic ten times, but I still don't understand how to operate it.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 18h ago
To be honest, diplomacy is just gambling; oil prices fluctuate wildly based on politicians' words.
Oil markets face a stark fork in the road depending on how peace negotiations play out:
If talks collapse? Expect Ukraine to ramp up strikes on Russian oil infrastructure and those shadowy tanker fleets.
But if there's even a shaky agreement on the table? Those attacks likely cease, and Washington might ease up on oil sanctions enforcement.
Either way, crude's next move hinges entirely on diplomacy.