The oil rig count has dropped by one to 411, while gas rigs remain unchanged.

    by VT Markets
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    Aug 23, 2025
    Baker Hughes has reported a drop of one oil rig, bringing the total to 411. The number of natural gas rigs remains unchanged at 122. As a result, the total rig count is now 538, down by one.

    Oil Rig Count Trend

    The oil rig count has decreased by one to 411. While this change is minor, it reflects a longer trend of stagnation we’ve seen for most of 2025. U.S. producers seem cautious about increasing drilling activity, focusing more on returning profits to shareholders than on boosting production. This careful approach comes as crude oil inventories are declining. The latest government data revealed an unexpected drop of 3.8 million barrels from commercial stockpiles last week. With the summer driving season still generating solid gasoline demand—averaging 9.1 million barrels per day—the market is tightening. The combination of steady production and strong demand suggests that prices may stabilize in the coming weeks. Traders might explore bullish strategies, like buying near-term call options on WTI crude contracts. The market is likely to respond strongly to any unplanned supply disruptions, especially given the low inventory levels.

    Market Outlook

    Looking back, this situation is similar to the market tightness we experienced in late 2023, just before recession concerns emerged. We should closely monitor macroeconomic indicators for any signs of a slowdown. Any signals from the Federal Reserve about weakening economic growth could quickly dampen current optimism. Create your live VT Markets account and start trading now.

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