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WTI declines toward $74.00 after inflation data from China is released

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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude dropped to near $74 per barrel, driven by weaker-than-expected inflation data from China, which has raised concerns about a slowing recovery in the world’s second-largest economy. As China’s consumer price index (CPI) growth continues to stall, fears over declining demand for oil have intensified, putting downward pressure on crude prices.

The latest inflation figures point to subdued consumer spending and persistent challenges in China’s broader economic recovery. With China being a major global oil consumer, any signs of weakness in its economy reverberate through energy markets. Lower inflation suggests that domestic demand remains sluggish, further fueling concerns that China’s post-pandemic rebound is losing steam.

Adding to the pressure on oil prices, global investors are cautious about future energy demand amid rising interest rates and tighter monetary conditions in other major economies. As central banks continue to combat inflation, the prospect of slower global growth looms large, further dampening the outlook for oil.

In the near term, market sentiment around WTI crude will likely hinge on how quickly China’s economy can regain momentum and whether global central banks slow their pace of tightening. For now, with China’s weak inflation data casting doubt on its recovery, WTI prices could remain under pressure, as traders adjust expectations for future demand growth.

Looking ahead, the combination of China’s economic uncertainty and a cautious global market means that any significant rebound in crude oil prices may be further delayed. The focus will remain on key data points that signal whether China’s economy is truly back on track, or if a prolonged period of weakness lies ahead.

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