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Crude oil prices rise as traders reassess their inventory orders

Crude oil prices rise as traders reassess their inventory orders

Mar 08, 2025

The second day of a consecutive rise in crude oil prices was Friday. This was due to President Donald Trump's tactics to pressure trading partners into reducing taxes on American products to boost exports as part of the "America First" policy. Energy sector is directly affected by President Trump's tariff strategy, since major producers such as Iran and Russia are still under U.S. pressure. Trump's withdrawal of the climate deal, combined with his plans to boost domestic crude oil production has also challenged the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC+), who aim to increase their output by April. Research reports that Brent crude futures on the Intercontinental Exchange for delivery in the next month rose 1.34 percent or US$ 0.93 a barrel to US$ 70.36 a bottle on Friday....

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