Author: David Cohen

Oil prices were up today notching their second straight weekly gains as Chinas economic prospects brightened

Oil prices rallied today buoyed by rising Chinese demand despite another week of larger than expected crude inventory builds.

Oil prices eased today falling with other financial markets as bad economic data worried investors. WTI traded down $.70 to close at $79.48.

Oil prices were higher today in a choppy session. China’s gross domestic product expanded 3% in 2022,

Oil prices gained again today along with other financial markets as inflation unexpectedly fell in December

Oil prices gained again today along with other financial markets as inflation unexpectedly fell in December

Oil prices rose today to their highest since 12/3. WTI traded up $2.29 to close at $77.41. Brent traded up $2.57 to close at $82.67.

Oil prices edged slightly higher as global consumption of liquid fuels was forecasted to reach 102.2 MM/bpd in 2024.

Oil prices rose today as China’s borders officially opened to international travelers today without quarantine

Oil prices were mostly flat for the day with not much market moving news.