In February 2025, crude oil prices remained volatile, influenced by a mix of geopolitical, economic, and supply-demand factors. Brent crude averaged around $78 per barrel, slightly lower than January’s average of $80, as market dynamics shifted.
The month began with some upward pressure due to ongoing OPEC+ production cuts and supply concerns in the Middle East. However, prices faced downward pressure as weaker-than-expected economic data from major economies, including the Eurozone and China, raised concerns about slowing global demand. Additionally, rising U.S. shale production and increased inventory levels weighed on the market. Geopolitical tensions showed signs of easing, further reducing the risk premium in prices.
Overall, the market remained cautious, balancing supply constraints against uncertain demand and economic headwinds. Traders closely monitored OPEC+ decisions and global economic indicators for direction.
Below the last chart, you can click to read the weekly bitumen market reports in December 2024. In these reports, Razieh Gilani, the export manager of Infinity Galaxy has analyzed the bitumen market weekly and has examined the factors affecting the bitumen price fluctuations during this month.
Crude Oil Price Chart, February 2025
Crude Oil Price February 2025 (USD/MT) - Infinity Galaxy
HSFO Price Chart, February 2025
HSFO Price February 2025 (USD/MT) - Infinity Galaxy
Bitumen Price Chart,February 2025
Asia Bitumen Price February 2025 (USD/MT) - Infinity Galaxy
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Weekly Bitumen Report:
February, 6, 2025
February 13, 2025
February, 20, 2025
February, 27, 2025
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