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1345 evidence-backed views published in the latest 7 days, newest first with same-topic and same-event views grouped together.

Each line is one claim extracted from one report: what the publisher expects, in which direction, on which asset, over what horizon. How views are extracted · By asset · By topic

#1217
Saxo BankbullishunclassifiedCrude Oil (WTI) · WTIFebruary 2023
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German wholesale prices rose 8.7% year on year in September, up from 6.8% and the fastest since February 2023, with mineral oil products up 48.8% and metals 24.9%; the monthly gain of 1.9% beat a 0.7% forecast. This is a bullish signal for WTI crude oil, as the sharp rise in mineral oil product prices suggests energy-related inflationary pressure remains strong.

8.7%Crude Oil (WTI)★★★Heat 50 · 12 inst.Authority 67Fresh 49
English source evidence
• German wholesale prices rose 8.7% year on year in September, up from 6.8% and the fastest since February 2023, with mineral oil products up 48.8% and metals 24.9%; the monthly gain of 1.9% beat a 0.7% forecast.
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#1241
Saxo BankbullishunclassifiedCrude Oil (WTI) · WTIunspecified
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Oil: Brent trades back above USD 106 as renewed attacks in the Middle East cloud the recovery in regional oil flows, tilting the near-term stance on crude toward bullish.

106Crude Oil (WTI)★★★Heat 50 · 12 inst.Authority 67Fresh 43
English source evidence
• Oil: Brent trades back above USD 106 as renewed attacks in the Middle East cloud the recovery in regional oil flows.
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Commonwealth BankbullishunclassifiedCrude Oil (WTI) · WTIunspecified
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Commonwealth Bank's report notes that higher oil prices, AI investment and stronger domestic inflation added to concerns; the fragment offers no explicit directional view on WTI crude, with an overall cautious tone.

Crude Oil (WTI)★★★Heat 50 · 12 inst.Authority 84Fresh 37
English source evidence
• Higher oil prices, AI investment and stronger domestic inflation added to concerns.

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