Oil Prices Rise While Inventories Tend to Drop
The U.S. crude oil and fuel inventories fell last week, while on Thursday, oil prices continued to rise in early Asian trading. This alleviates investors’ concerns about the increasing number
The U.S. crude oil and fuel inventories fell last week, while on Thursday, oil prices continued to rise in early Asian trading. This alleviates investors’ concerns about the increasing number
U.S. oil rose for the sixth consecutive trading day on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil rose, and the global market broadly supported prices. As of 0101 GMT, the benchmark Brent
Japan began to sell the oil in its strategic reserves to counter rising oil prices with moderate sales. The country joined the unprecedented, coordinated release of crude oil in the strategic reserves
Oil prices were mixed on Monday. Brent crude oil rose slightly, while US crude oil futures fell. The fall came after airlines canceled thousands of flights in the United States
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