(Reuters) - U.S. crude eased 16 cents to $76.67 a barrel by 0201 GMT, adding to Monday's 19-cent decline after a day of volatile trade that saw prices swing between $76.05 to $77.33.
But after a seven-week, $12 rally fuelled by U.S. refinery troubles, a spurt of renewed fund investment and OPEC's adherence to supply curbs, prices remain within shouting distance of last July's all-time high $78.40 a barrel.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
But after a seven-week, $12 rally fuelled by U.S. refinery troubles, a spurt of renewed fund investment and OPEC's adherence to supply curbs, prices remain within shouting distance of last July's all-time high $78.40 a barrel.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
No comments:
Post a Comment