analysis by بورسی های گیلان about Stock حفاری on 8/23/2025

#Oil first growth after three weeks The oil price was fixed on Friday as the market was influenced by ambiguity about the possible peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. It was the first time in the last three weeks that prices have recorded weekly growth. Brent oil rose by 2 cents to $ 1.5 and US crude (WTI) rose 2 cents to $ 1.5. During the week, Brent increased by 4.9 percent and WTI was about 2.5 percent. The analytics believe that the markets of Donald Trump have been stacked. Trump has announced that he is investigating whether Vladimir Putin and Waldimir Zelnsky can work to end the war. However, experts have warned that the ceasefire negotiations are slow and that the markets are frustrated with low speed. Last week, the war continued. Russia launched an air strike near the EU border, and Ukraine targeted the Russian Oil Refinery and the Pumping Station in the Dorjba pipeline. This could stop Russian oil exports to Hungary and Slovakia at least five days. In the meantime, Trump is trying to organize a joint meeting between Putin and Zelnski. But Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has announced that there is no specific agenda for such a meeting, and Zelnsky has said "no" to all suggestions. Ing Bank analysts warned that the weakened the vision of the ceasefire, the more likely the US sanctions were against Russia. On the other hand, the US and Europe have examined new military options after the first meeting of US and Russian leaders. The Estonian Prime Minister also announced the readiness to send a battalion to peace operations in Ukraine. Reuters sources have reported that Putin has called for a complete transfer of the Donbass area, the idea of ​​membership in NATO and the absence of Western forces in Ukraine. Trump has promised to support Ukraine within any agreement, but Zelnski has rejected the retreat from internationally recognized soil. In the energy sector, the unexpected decline in US oil reserves was a support factor. Oil reserves dropped by 5 million barrels in the week ending August 1; Much higher than predicting 1.5 million barrels. Also, the number of US oil and gas drilling rigs has fallen for the fourth time in five weeks, reaching nine, the lowest level since mid -July. However, poor economic data from Germany, which showed that the country's economy was shrinking in the second quarter, raised concerns about oil demand. Investors have also looked at the Jackson Hull Economic Summit to receive signs of federal -federal interest rate drop next month. Federal President Jerome Powell suggested the likelihood of interest rates drop, but did not make a definitive decision. Reducing interest rates can boost economic growth and consequently oil demand and lead to rising prices.