Oil prices are navigating mixed signals on January 13, 2026, with Brent around $64.58 and WTI near $60,19 per barrel. Supply gluts, demand headwinds, geopolitical risks and investor sentiment are shaping trading, with forecasts pointing to subdued oil price trends ahead.
Explore the latest movements in the oil price trends as of January 12, 2026 — including why Brent and WTI crude are trading around $63.11 and $58,86 and where markets may head next.
The EU-Mercosur trade agreement reaches a decisive milestone as the Council approves its signature, unlocking new trade opportunities, political cooperation, and safeguards for sensitive sectors.
Stay updated with the latest oil price movements as of January 8, 2026 — how Brent and WTI are trading, what’s driving the market, and where prices could head next.
Rare earth minerals are reshaping global power. As U.S. trade wars backfire and China tightens control, Europe risks falling behind in the race for critical resources.
Electric cars are transforming the automotive industry faster than Europe expected. Renault Spain director Josep Maria Recasens warns that China is already ten years ahead in electric vehicle technology, production, and strategy.
An overview of oil price movements on January 5, 2026 with Brent around $59.94 / b and WTI near $56.47 / b, market drivers, sentiment and short-term outlook.
