Oil Inches Up as Traders Weigh Surplus and USChina Trade Talks
News Source : Financial Post
News Summary
- West Texas Intermediate traded in a more than $1 range before settling near $58 a barrel.
- Although the US plan to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve supported prices, it wasn’t enough to shift sentiment in a market that has declined by more than 10% since late September.
- The amount of crude on tankers at sea has risen to a record high, signaling that a long-anticipated surplus may have started to materialize.
- The International Energy Agency expects world oil inventories to exceed demand by almost 4 million barrels a day next year.
(Bloomberg) Oil inched higher as traders weigh signs of oversupply against the outlook for a trade deal between the US and China.THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLYSubscribe now to read [+3865 chars]
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