U.S. crude inventories are building up while Venezuelan oil shipments are ramping back up—a one-two punch that's pushing WTI crude below the $61 mark. With energy prices sliding, this could reshape how capital flows across different asset classes. The correlation between energy costs and risk sentiment has historically mattered for volatile markets like crypto. Worth watching how this energy headwind plays out over the coming weeks.
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U.S. crude inventories are building up while Venezuelan oil shipments are ramping back up—a one-two punch that's pushing WTI crude below the $61 mark. With energy prices sliding, this could reshape how capital flows across different asset classes. The correlation between energy costs and risk sentiment has historically mattered for volatile markets like crypto. Worth watching how this energy headwind plays out over the coming weeks.