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Brent crude oil futures eased to around $66 per barrel on Wednesday, trimming a 2.6% gain from the previous session following an industry report indicating an unexpected rise in US crude stocks. API data showed inventories surged by 4.29 million barrels last week, the largest increase in six weeks, defying forecasts of a 2.4 million-barrel drop. Despite this, prices remained near a two-week high, bolstered by renewed sanctions threats against Iran and an improved global trade outlook. Additional support came from the temporary US-China tariff deal and a weaker US dollar, making dollar-denominated commodities more appealing. Markets are now eyeing on President Trump’s Middle East visit, timed with peak fuel demand, with oil price stability likely a key priority.

Brent Eases on Higher US Stockpiles

WTI crude oil futures eased to around $63 per barrel on Wednesday, trimming a 2.8% gain from the previous session following an industry report indicating an unexpected rise in US crude stocks. API data showed inventories surged by 4.29 million barrels last week, the largest increase in six weeks, defying forecasts of a 2.4 million-barrel drop. Despite this, prices remained near a two-week high, bolstered by renewed sanctions threats against Iran and an improved global trade outlook. Additional support came from the temporary US-China tariff deal and a weaker US dollar, making dollar-denominated commodities more appealing. Markets are now eyeing on President Trump’s Middle East visit, timed with peak fuel demand, with oil price stability likely a key priority.

Oil Eases on Higher US Stockpiles

The US dollar index hovered around 100.9 on Wednesday, after falling nearly 1% in the previous session, pressured by weaker-than-expected inflation data that signaled only a limited impact from President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Data released Tuesday showed headline inflation eased to 2.3% in April, its lowest level since February 2021, and slightly below market forecasts of 2.4%. On the trade front, markets continued to assess the implications of a temporary US-China tariff rollback, under which tariffs will be reduced to 30% and 10%, respectively, for a 90-day period. The de-escalation in trade tensions has prompted traders to scale back expectations for aggressive Federal Reserve rate cuts, believing that policymakers could retain more flexibility if inflation risks continue to ease. Looking ahead, investors are focused on upcoming retail sales and producer inflation data later this week for further signals on the health of the US economy.

Dollar Holds Decline as Inflation Cools

Australia's seasonally adjusted Wage Price Index increased by 3.4% year-over-year in Q4 2025, accelerating from a 3.2% rise in Q4 2024 and exceeding market expectations of a 3.2% gain. The latest reading marked a rebound from the previous quarter, which saw the weakest wage growth since Q3 2022. The acceleration was driven by faster wage growth in the public sector (3.6% vs 2.9% in Q4 2024), while private sector wage growth remained steady at 3.3%.

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