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In July, the global Crude Oil market was staggering downward amidst 
the rising inflation and higher rates in the western regions. In the last 
month, the E.U. decided to put a complete embargo on the imports 
of Russian Ural Crude, further weakening the market participants' 
sentiments. Whereas the resurgence of COVID in China, authorities 
were forced to restrict the 30 million people in six different provinces. 
In response, the offers for Crude since the start of the month have 
plunged by USD 10 per barrel. In addition, several market experts 
indicated this phenomenon as the start of the recession in the 
western markets. As a ripple effect, the discussions for the WTI in the 
U.S. were settled at USD 95 per barrel in the second week of July. 
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WTI Crude Oil Price Kept on 
Falling Throughout The Quarter
WTI Crude Oil Price kept on falling 
throughout the quarter, and the overall 
steep downtrend was observed during the 
last week of September. Despite the fact 
that global crude oil value has been 
slipping, supplies remained tight. 
Consequently, frequent ups and downs and 
high price volatility were observed for the 
product in the global market. Further, 
crude oil consumption remained firm in the 
Indian market as the festivities were about 
to hit the market. Additionally, key players 
are anxious about the crude future, as 
OPEC might opt for a supply cut in the 
coming weeks.
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Germany's economy was trying to reduce 
its dependence on Russian energy. 
However, weeks of extremely low water 
levels on the Rhine disrupted logistics 
and added to Germany's energy 
headache, with the industry temporarily 
switching to more coal and crude oil due 
to Russia's demand for energy imports 
plummeting. The increase of crude oil in 
the Russian energy scenario is the 
primary reason behind the Crude oil price 
hike in the German market. The price of 
German crude oil was recorded at around 
USD 99.31/M.T. Crude Oil Brent 
USD/Barrels with an increment of 4.37% 
on a week-on-week basis during the final 
week of August 2022.
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Germany's economy was trying to reduce 
its dependence on Russian energy
However, weeks of extremely low water levels on the Rhine 
disrupted logistics and added to Germany's energy headache, Global Crude Oil market was staggering downward amidst the rising inflation and higher rates in the western regions. In the last month, the E.U. decided to put a 
with the industry temporarily switching to more coal and crude complete embargo on the imports of Russian Ural Crude, further weakening the 
oil due to Russia's demand for energy imports plummeting.  market participants' sentiments
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The Crude Oil Market in 
The North American Region
•The Crude Oil market in the North American region 
observed a significant change in the market trajectory 
amidst the surged inquiries from the overseas market. 
Since the retaliatory sanctions imposed by the U.S. and 
the E.U. on Russia, numerous countries that support the 
sanctions and import Crude Oil from Russia have 
restrategized the source of Crude Oil from other sources. 
As a ripple effect, inquiries from Northeast Asia and 
Europe divert to the U.S. domestic market during the 
second quarter of 2022. At the same time, several 
inquiries redirect toward the middle eastern region. As a 
ripple effect, the discussions for the WTI Crude soared to 
historical highs and averaged at USD 112.45 per barrel 
during the quarter ending in June 2022. 
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