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On January 20, Golden Ten Data News, analysts at ANZ Bank commented that oil prices rose in early Asian trading due to the reemergence of supply disruptions. Analysts pointed out that new US sanctions on the Russian oil industry prompted many buyers to seek alternatives. However, the recent pump in oil prices may be short-lived as Trump promised to quickly end the Russia-Ukraine conflict. In the short term, the market is also following the cold snap in the Permian Basin, the main shale oil production basin in Texas.

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(1) Oil prices were little changed in the Asian market on Wednesday as weak demand and a rebound in supply limited the market's response to rising geopolitical risks. (2) U.S. crude oil is currently down 0.16%, trading at $74.37 per barrel, and Brent crude is currently flat at $79.10 per barrel. (3) ANZ analysts said in a client note: "Weak demand has kept oil prices in a tight range amid ongoing supply risks. ” (4) The Brent front-month contract is trading at a premium of $0.42 to the next month contract as geopolitical tensions drive near-term demand. (5) Twenty-four countries, led by the United States and the United Kingdom, launched a new round of strikes on eight targets in Yemen's Houthi-controlled areas on Monday. Britain said in a joint statement that the strike was aimed at stopping Houthi attacks on global trade. (6) But ANZ analysts said news that Libya had restarted oil exports and U.S. supplies had begun to recover from the recent cold snap had limited oil price gains. (7) Libya's 300,000 barrels per day Sharara oil field was restarted on January 21 after being suspended in early January due to protests. (8) The Pipeline Authority in North Dakota, the third-largest oil-producing state in the United States, said some oil production facilities resumed production after being shut down due to weather conditions. However, production still fell by as much as 300,000 b/d. In mid-January, its output fell by as much as 425,000 b/d due to extremely cold weather

On January 18, oil prices rose on Thursday as OPEC expects relatively strong growth in global oil demand over the next two years, the market expects the disruption of U.S. oil production due to a cold snap, and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. However, price increases are currently limited as the market takes into account mixed factors.

(1) Oil prices traded in a narrow range on Thursday, temporarily holding on to overnight gains, as the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) forecasted relatively strong growth in global oil demand over the next two years, and a cold snap in the United States disrupted some oil production. (2) Brent crude oil is currently up 0.17%, trading near $78.01 per barrel, and U.S. crude is currently trading near $72.81 per barrel, close to flat, and U.S. crude oil closed up 1.27% overnight. (3) OPEC said in its monthly report that global oil demand will increase by 1.85 million b/d to 106.21 million b/d in 2025. OPEC sees demand rising by 2.25 million b/d in 2024, unchanged from last month's forecast. (4) Meanwhile, North Dakota, the largest U.S. oil producer, said sub-zero temperatures in Fahrenheit had caused the state's oil production to drop by 650,000-700,000 b/d, less than half of its usual output. (5) The U.S. government's oil inventory data will be released later on Thursday. U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose by 480,000 barrels last week, according to the American Petroleum Institute (API). (6) International Energy Agency (IEA) Administrator Fatih Birol said at the Davos Global Market Forum on Wednesday that despite tensions in the Middle East, the IEA expects the oil market to be in a "comfortable and balanced state" this year.