U.S. President Donald Trump has approved multiple cross-border pipeline permits aimed at expanding crude and refined product flows between the United States and Canada, including authorization for a new line to be built by Bakken Pipeline Company. The move could incrementally support supply logistics for both Oil – Brent Crude and Oil – US Crude, though any material impact on global benchmarks will depend on project timelines and capacity.
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Over the past month, Oil – Brent Crude has fallen about 6.73%, reflecting persistent concerns over demand and ample supply, and its 1-day technical stance is currently rated as Hold, suggesting limited near-term conviction. Oil – US Crude is down roughly 4.93% over the same period, but the 1-day signal shows a more constructive Buy, indicating short-term upside potential despite recent weakness.
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