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Gold and Oil News - December 15, 2016 15:26
Oil Prices: How Much Further Will They Let This Slide?
Oil prices are heading back down it seems. After spiking to a high above $54 on the basis of a cut in production by Russia and other countries after the OPEC landmark deal, it’s been falling steady. There’s already a concern on trust in the statement from OPEC if it will adhere to what it […]
Crude Oil moves in Bullish Drive
Crude oil futures gained on Friday as development on euro zone’s debt crisis made investors optimistic about crude oil. The light sweet crude oil futures contract for September delivery surged 0.7 percent or $0.66 to $99.69 per barrel on Friday at New York Mercantile Exchange. The respective contract jumped to day’s high of $99.95 per […]
Crude Oil slightly gains as Oil Inventories declined by 3.7 Million Barrels
Crude oil futures gained on Wednesday as Energy Information Administration reported the decline of 3.7 million barrels in crude oil inventories for the week ended July 15th, 2011. Analysts expected the oil inventories to decrease by 1.3 million barrels. The IEA reported the increase of 800,000 barrels in gasoline inventories as compared to analysts’ expectations […]
Crude Oil Gains on Inventories Data
Crude oil futures gained 2 percent on Wednesday as investors got optimistic for the crude oil on the news of reduced US inventories surpassing all expectations. According to the latest report of Energy Information Administration crude oil inventories decreased by 4.4 million barrels for the week ended June 24th, 2011 as compared to expected decline […]
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