Brent crude price steadies near $64 as Greenland tariff threat collides with China demand hopes
Brent March futures rose 23 cents to $64.17 a barrel by late morning in London; WTI gained 13 cents to $59.57. Traders weighed U.S. tariff threats against Europe over Greenland and a weaker dollar. Focus shifted to upcoming U.S. inventory data and Thursday’s political calendar. The IMF slightly raised its global growth forecast to 3.3% for 2026.