Crude futures see early gains but quickly turn red due to concerns over U.S.-China trade tensions and excess supply. OPEC+ output increase, Gaza cease-fire, and trade issues are also contributing to downward pressure on prices. Analysts are bearish on Q1 of next year, but some are not convinced supply and demand will be as bad as predicted.

Read more at Barron’s: Oil Futures Lose Ground on Trade, Oversupply Concerns