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Crude oil markets have rallied again during the trading session on Wednesday as we are approaching the crucial midpoint of the overall consolidation range.

Oil futures were on track for a third straight gain Wednesday, finding support as worries about rising interest rates appeared to fade and industry data showed a decline in U.S. crude inventories.

Crude prices continued to advance after jumping on Tuesday.

Crude oil traders will be eyeing the U.S. Dollar and the EIA inventories report for direction on Wednesday.

It was a mixed morning session. While the Hang Seng and ASX 200 benefitted from Powell's speech, corporate earnings weighed on the Nikkei 225.

Commodities continued their hot streak this year, wrapping up their best quarter in more than 30 years.

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OPEC + Russia crude exports are up month-over-month. Read more to see why we still believe oil and energy stocks are in the correction/consolidation phase.

Front-month Brent crude futures were up about 66 cents, or 67%, to $98.68 a barrel at 1222 GMT , while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was up 84 cents, or 86%, to $95.86 a barrel.

After a torrid three-week rally, energy markets have entered correction mode, with prices moving sharply lower. Over the past week, Brent has slipped 30% from the 7 March intra-day high while European gas prices have declined 65%. Brent for May delivery settled at USD 106.90 per barrel (bbl) on 14 March, a w/w fall of USD 16.31/bbl, and moved below USD 100/bbl in early trading on 15 March. WTI for April delivery fell USD 16.31/bbl w/w to USD 106.90/bbl at settlement on 14 March, while the value of the OPEC basket fell by USD 15.84/bbl to USD 110.67/bl…

Brent crude briefly fell below $100 a barrel on Monday, a week after reaching a 14-year high of $130 on March 6, easing fears of an energy-driven recession and chronically high gasoline prices. This marks the first major correction in the energy markets after a period of heightened volatility. Last week, Moscow made good on its threat to weaponize its energy exports in retaliation against Western sanctions by imposing wide-ranging export bans. Alexander Novak, Russia''s deputy prime minister, said his government has the "full right" to "impose an…

The prices of Brent crude had dropped below $100 per barrel level on Tuesday for the first time in three weeks

Sources aware of the matter said IOC bought Urals crude for May delivery at a discount of USD 20-25 a barrel to dated Brent.

Brent crude rose $2.55, or 2.6%, to $102.46 a barrel by 0923 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude added $1.34, or 1.4%, to $97.78 a barrel.