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Daily: Crude oil prices rally for the third consecutive day on OPEC forecasts for larger crude demand
Crude oil rebounded for a third consecutive session on Monday on OPEC’s forecasts for stronger demand for this year than previously thought and on expected lower supply from countries outside the producer cartel. Benchmark Brent oil futures rose by 54 cents, or nearly 1 percent, to close at $58.34 a barrel, after jumping to $59.61 at one point. WTI crude futures increased by $1.17, or 2.3 percent, to close at $52.86 after a session peak at $53.99.
read more... 10/02/2015
Daily: Brent crude oil hits the largest two-week gain since 1998 on falling oil rigs, violence in Libya
Crude oil jumped again on Friday, with Brent posting its largest two-week gain in 17 years, on worldwide falling count for oil drilling rigs and violence in crude oil producer Libya helped further stall a selloff that started in June. Brent rose by $1.23, or 2.2 percent, on the day to settle at $57.80 a barrel. U.S. crude increased by $1.21, or 2.4 percent, to close at $51.69.
read more... 09/02/2015
Daily: Crude oil jump over 4 percent on Libya attack, China monetary easing
Crude oil futures settled up over 4 percent on Thursday as intensified violence in oil producer Libya and a monetary easing by China’s central bank that could increase oil demand provided support. Benchmark Brent crude futures increased by $2.41, or 4.5 percent, to close at $57.57 a barrel. WTI futures rose by up $2.03, or 4.2 percent, to close at $50.48.
read more... 06/02/2015
Daily: European prompt power prices tumble on prolonged cold snap
Crude oil prolonged losses on Wednesday, reversing a four-session gain after U.S. crude stockpiles soared to a record high, posting the global oversupply back into focus. U.S. crude futures eased 8.7 percent, to close at $48.45 a barrel, recording its biggest one-day percentage decline since November 28, 2014. Brent crude plunged $4 to settle at $54 a barrel, having traded as high as $59 a barrel on Tuesday.
read more... 05/02/2015
Daily: Crude oil prices up 19 percent in four day on dollar depreciation
Crude oil prices settled higher again on Tuesday as a depreciating dollar pushed up most commodities, bringing crude’s four-day increase to about 19 percent, its largest since January 2009. Benchmark Brent crude oil increased $3.16, or nearly 6 percent, to close at $57.91 a barrel. It jumped as high as $59 for the first time since end of December. WTI crude boosted $3.48, or 7 percent, to settle at $53.05, after a session peak at $54.24.
read more... 04/02/2015