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Energy commodities are considered to be very important parts of any industrialized economy. As a result, the prices of these commodities also tend to follow economic growth in the world. One of those kinds is oil, energy commodity which commonly used for heating, transportation, cooking, and so on. The market for oil is by far the biggest.

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Offline forex trading in Nigeria, particularly in the crude oil sector, is well-regulated due to the significant role of crude oil in the country's economy and international transactions. This sector involves various parties, including commercial banks, legal buyers and sellers, oil companies, and the Central Bank of Nigeria, which supervises the industry.

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Hydraulic Fracturing, also known by its shorter nickname Fracking is a method to drill well by injecting high-pressure fluids in order to create fractures in deep-rock formation where gas and petroleum could flow through much more easily. Such a method has been in practice for a long time. In the US particularly, it has been done since 1949.

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Brent Crude serves as the benchmark for crude oil in European, African, and Middle Eastern markets. It is a blend of four different crude oils, specifically Brent, Forties, Oseberg, and Ekofisk, collectively known as BFOE quotations.

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  1. The global crude oil price is pegged in US Dollars, so fluctuations in the value of the US Dollar will directly affect the global oil price.
  2. The forex pair that is most correlated with world crude oil prices is USD/CAD. If the price of crude oil rises, the CAD will rise and vice versa.

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