FrontRunFighter
Crude's taking a beating. WTI's hovering around $58—down roughly 20% and tracking its worst year since 2020. The culprit? Simple supply math. Global oil inventories keep climbing while demand keeps disappointing.
OPEC+ is meeting January 4th and most expect them to hold the line on output increases. Smart move, honestly. Raising production into a glut just accelerates the downside. But here's the thing—even if they pump the brakes on new hikes, the surplus is already baked in. Rising storage levels mean the market's swimming in excess barrels.
Looking ahead to 2026, expect this pressure to per
OPEC+ is meeting January 4th and most expect them to hold the line on output increases. Smart move, honestly. Raising production into a glut just accelerates the downside. But here's the thing—even if they pump the brakes on new hikes, the surplus is already baked in. Rising storage levels mean the market's swimming in excess barrels.
Looking ahead to 2026, expect this pressure to per