US oil prices fall below $90 per barrel for first time since May 7
US oil prices have fallen below $90 per barrel for the first time since May 7, marking a significant decline. This drop is attributed to disappointing economic data from China, a strengthening US dollar, and expectations of increased supply from OPEC+. The decline in oil prices could ease inflation concerns and positively impact risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
- ▪West Texas Intermediate crude oil settled at approximately $90.31 per barrel on May 25, reflecting a 6.51% drop.
- ▪Disappointing economic data from China and a stronger US dollar contributed to the decline in oil prices.
- ▪Expectations of increased supply from OPEC+ later this year are influencing the medium-term outlook for oil prices.
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