Oil prices are rebounding, maybe after experiencing one of their worst declines in several months. The concern about the supply shortage is still playing heavily on the traders minds.
Brent and WTI both rose sharply, driven by fresh buying despite earlier chaos. That surge hasn't fixed the core fragility behind the numbers.
Some experts think prices might climb again if bottlenecks don't ease soon. If so, they could head back toward $100
U. S. Inventory levels keep climbing, which muddies whether supplies or demand really matter more right now.
The market's on edge, waiting for clear signals about pipeline flows and how much buyers still need fuel. It won't settle until those facts surface clearly.
