The fire at Russia's Tuapse oil refinery has been extinguished, according to authorities

The extinguishing of the fire at Russia's Tuapse oil refinery is a positive development for crude oil supply stability, which could help ease any short-term concerns about disruptions.

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Given that such incidents can create spikes in prices, this news might limit upward pressure on WTI in the near term. Traders should monitor any impacts on refinery output and broader energy market sentiment as the situation unfolds.

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