U.S. crude oil on pace for second weekly again as gasoline demand surges
Gasoline demand last week surged to the highest level for that period since the pandemic ended, according to JPMorgan. Source
Read MoreGasoline demand last week surged to the highest level for that period since the pandemic ended, according to JPMorgan. Source
Read MoreJPMorgan forecasts that Brent will hit $90 on summer fuel demand by September. Source link
Read MoreOil prices are gaining on expectations that summer fuel demand will draw down inventories. Source link
Read MoreGoldman Sachs sees a $75 floor and a $90 ceiling for Brent this year. Source link
Read MoreU.S. oil is down 4.8% in May, while global benchmark Brent has fallen 7.2%. Source link
Read MoreOil market analysts are broadly expecting OPEC+ to maintain its current production levels. Source link
Read MoreThe Energy Department's move to sell 1 million barrels of gasoline from the Northeast Gasoline Supply Reserve may not provide
Read MoreU.S. crude oil is down 2.4% for the week while Brent, the global benchmark, is down 1.8%. Source link
Read MoreThe Biden administration will release 1 million barrels of gasoline from reserves held in the Northeast to reduce prices ahead
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