Sharp price swings in crude oil, driven by supply disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and shifting demand, define crude oil volatility. Traders and hedge funds exploit these fluctuations for profit through futures and options. Meanwhile, oil producers and airlines use volatility metrics to manage risk, lock in prices, and stabilize budgets, benefiting from informed financial planning.
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