Oil prices rose on Wednesday, recording a fresh highest level in a year, supported by the decline in the United States crude inventories, as well as the commitment of major producers to output cuts and the prospects of increased stimulus spending in the U.S. Brent crude futures for April delivery …
Read More »U.S. Oil Inventories Down a Million Barrels in Week
Commercial crude oil inventories in the United States decreased by 1 million barrels last week, according to the weekly report of the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). The decline comes below market expectations. Inventories now stand at a level of 475.7 million barrels, which is about 4% above the five-year …
Read More »Oil Rallied on Unexpected Drop in US Crude Inventories And Hopes For a Recovery in Demand
Oil prices increased, after reaching their highest levels in nearly a year in the previous session, supported by an unexpected drop in crude and gasoline inventories in the United States, which fueled hopes for a recovery in demand at a time when OPEC+ expects the market to record a deficit …
Read More »Crude Oil Making Strong Gains
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Read More »Oil Prices Close at Highest Level in a Year
Oil prices scored high gains on Tuesday, supported by the commitment of major producers to output curbs. Members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major producers, an alliance known as OPEC+ agreed last month on extending the output cuts during February, with Saudi Arabia vowing …
Read More »Oil Prices Continue to Rise as Production Restricted
Oil prices rose by about 1%, after major crude producers showed that they were curbing supplies in nearly line with their commitments, to continue gains in a market confused by weak demand during the Coronavirus pandemic. Brent crude rose 48 cents, equivalent to 0.9%, to $ 56.83 a barrel, gaining …
Read More »Oil Breaks Resistance
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Read More »Oil Maintains Gains on OPEC+ Commitment
Oil prices rose on Monday supported by the commitment of the members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major producers, known as OPEC+. Last month, OPEC+ agreed on extending the output curbs in February, with Saudi Arabia vowing to unilaterally cut production to help restore …
Read More »Chevron Turns Into a Loss in The Last Quarter Due to Weak Refining Activities
The US oil giant Chevron turned to incur losses in the fourth quarter of $ 11 million, as lower fuel margins, the costs of acquisitions and the effects of foreign currency overshadowed the improvement in the results of exploration activities. It is expected that oil companies will benefit from the …
Read More »Oil Gains Despite Distribution of Vaccine And New Strains of Coronavirus Faltering
Oil prices rose Monday, February 1, after a weak start, to consolidate the gains it made over the past three months, despite the faltering operations of the distribution of anti-Coronavirus vaccines, new infections and the discovery of new strains casting shadows on demand expectations. Brent crude futures rose 36 cents, …
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