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WTI Crude Drops to $70.20 as Kurdistan Exports Resume

2/24/2025

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WTI Crude Oil prices dropped to $70.20 as Kurdistan's oil exports may resume, alleviating supply issues.
Iraq aims to export 185,000 barrels daily via the Iraq-Turkey pipeline, resolving a long-standing dispute.
Geopolitical dynamics, including U.S.-Russia discussions and Israel-Hamas negotiations, continue to impact the market.
Key technical indicators show immediate support at $70.07 and resistance at $71.77; a drop below $70.07 could indicate further declines.

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WTI Crude Oil prices dropped to $70.20 as Kurdistan's oil exports may resume, alleviating supply issues.
Iraq aims to export 185,000 barrels daily via the Iraq-Turkey pipeline, resolving a long-standing dispute.
Geopolitical dynamics, including U.S.-Russia discussions and Israel-Hamas negotiations, continue to impact the market.
Key technical indicators show immediate support at $70.07 and resistance at $71.77; a drop below $70.07 could indicate further declines.