Crude oil prices are trading down at close on Wednesday in uncertain markets as US stocks dip lower and investors question the strength of any global recovery, coming anytime soon?
In London, Brent crude oil futures for September 2010 delivery were at $75.76, 21.00 GMT on the ICE Futures Exchange, while US Light crude oil futures were trading at $76.89, down nearly one percent.
Oil prices for both Brent and Light crude have hovered within the $70s for most of 2010, with doubts about the strength of the US economic recovery helping to undermine any move above $80 per barrel for oil futures.
Crude oil futures have rallied around $8 since the beginning of July 2010, and this drawback is on slightly weaker economic news in the US that has stirred up discussion about a double dip recession for the US and western economies.
Worries about lower oil demand for both Brent and WTI futures will continue as the peak US driving season ends soon and brings around the US fall period, when oil consumption is seasonally low.
- Brent oil prices trading near $75, Euro markets turn lower
- Brent oil trading back near $75 on US Bernanke comments
- WTI oil trading through $77 & breaks from stock markets
- Brent oil trading near $76, US markets push prices up
- WTI oil prices firm at $76 as US dollar slides lower
- WTI oil trading near $76 as US stock market opens lower
- Brent oil trading up 3 percent near $77, markets see boost
- WTI oil trading over $73 as stock markets lift oil prices
- WTI oil trading down 3 percent, near $73 on grim US data
- Brent oil trading near $76, prices lower on grim US data
- WTI oil price trading back near $77 on US supply jump
- Oil prices trading flat on lower dollar, awaits US markets
- WTI oil trading closer to $80, follow US markets higher
- Brent oil trading near $76 as BP receives seven year US ban
- Brent oil price trading near $74, European markets mixed
- WTI oil price heading towards $74, US data a concern
- WTI oil price ends week over $76, tracks stock markets
- Brent oil price trading near $74 on optimistic US data
- WTI oil price heads back under $72 on latest US data
- WTI oil price trading near $73, time to get long on oil?
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