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Oil futures posted a third straight gain on Wednesday, getting a boost from a weekly drop of 8 million barrels in U.S. crude supplies. Traders also awaited the outcome of the U.S. presidential elections and weighed prospects for a delay to OPEC+ production-cut curbs set to begin in January.

Oil futures post a third straight gain, buoyed by a weekly drop in U.S. crude supplies

The Energy Information Administration reported Wednesday that U.S. crude inventories declined by 8 million barrels for the week ended Oct. 30. That matched the fall reported by the American Petroleum Institute on Tuesday, according to sources.

EIA reports a weekly decline of 8 million barrels in U.S. crude supplies

The American Petroleum Institute reported late Tuesday that U.S. crude supplies climbed by 8 million barrels for the week ended Oct. 30, according to sources.

API data reveal an 8 million-barrel climb in weekly U.S. crude supplies, sources say

Oil futures rose Tuesday, with U.S. prices settling at their highest in a week, boosted by expectations that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies may delay production curbs set to begin at the start of the year. "Sentiment on oil has turned more positive as supply appears more constrained than previously thought and concerns about demand may be easing," said Peter McNally, global sector lead for industrials, materials and energy at Third Bridge.

Oil futures settle at highest in a week on bets OPEC+ may delay output curbs

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Market move up yesterday and today is anticipatory of blue wave and accompanying fiscal stimulus. But it discounts that a blue wave election could lead to a pause of additional liquidity by the Federal Reserve.

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Oil prices surged the most in nearly a month on Tuesday, as OPEC and Russia weighed a possible delay to their planned easing of oil production cuts, according to a Bloomberg report. WTI Crude Oil surged as much as 4.1% in Tuesday trading to around $38 per barrel, its biggest gain since a 4.2% spike higher on October 6. Prices remain about 10% off summer highs, but well above April's low of $16.94.

Oil climbs the most in a month as OPEC+ signals it may delay a planned production hike

Oil futures jump Tuesday, building on the previous session's bounce on signs OPEC+ will hold off on easing production curbs and as financial markets maintain a rosy mood on Election Day.

Futures Movers: Global oil benchmark rises back above $40 a barrel on hopes OPEC+ will keep lid on production

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Oil prices were under pressure Monday as Western Europe imposed lockdowns aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19 and Libya ramped up its production following the lifting of a force-majeure blockade.

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Oil prices fell for a fourth day on Monday, losing another 4%, as investors fretted over the rise in US COVID-19 infections and the slew of new national lockdowns in Europe over the weekend. International benchmark Brent crude futures fell 3.9%, to $36.45 a barrel, and US benchmark West Texas Intermediate dropped as much as 6%, to $34.21. The price oil has fallen by almost a quarter since late August.

Oil nosedives after new lockdowns in Europe and US COVID-19 cases trigger 'fire-sales,' but the market is still far off from Black April

Oil prices fell sharply on Monday as new lockdowns across Europe and record coronavirus cases in the United States slammed the outlook for energy demand.

Oil prices tumble as lockdowns stoke recession fears

Oil prices hit five-month lows and shares extended losses on Monday on worries about global demand as many economies slid back into coronavirus-induced lockdowns while upcoming U.S. presidential elections led to heightened caution.

Oil hits five-month lows, Asian shares extend losses on renewed virus fears

Oil futures declined Friday, building on their loss for the month, with U.S. prices down roughly 12% from the end of September. The "oil price crash this month was due to demand concerns, led by expected restrictions in Europe," Manish Raj, chief financial officer at Velandera Energy, told MarketWatch.

Oil futures finish lower for the session, with U.S. prices down roughly 12% for the month

Gulf OPEC producers the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, as well as Iraq, are debating whether they should roll over existing oil supply cuts into 2021, as they struggle to stick to their agreed reductions, OPEC and industry sources said.

Gulf OPEC, Iraq question whether to keep deep oil cuts into 2021: sources

Oil futures fall sharply on Thursday, extending this week's slide as rising COVID-19 cases spark tighter restrictions on activity in Europe and underline worries about the outlook for the U.S. and global economic recovery.

Futures Movers: Oil prices extend selloff as rising coronavirus cases underline demand fears

Oil tumbled to its lowest level in nearly five months on Thursday, as a swathe of new lockdown rules around Europe and a persistent overhang in US inventories of unused fuel worsened concerns about the outlook for demand next year. Brent crude futures were last down 3.2% at $38.38 a barrel, while WTI crude dropped 3.5% to trade around $36.10 a barrel, its lowest since early June. 

Oil hits lowest since June, as tougher European lockdown rules and a fuel surplus wipe 10% from the price in two days

Oil prices rose in early trading on Thursday, regaining some of the ground lost in a 5% slump overnight, amid the prospect of tighter short-term supply with two-thirds of U.S. output shut in the Gulf of Mexico as Hurricane Zeta slammed Louisiana.

Oil climbs as hurricane shuts U.S. output, bouncing back from 5% slide overnight

Oil prices sank more than 5% on Wednesday, as stocks, index futures, and crude ETFs tumbled. Investors scrambled for safety amid spiking coronavirus infections across the globe that could be leading to fresh lockdowns, generating concerns that the fragile economic recovery will be disrupted.

Crude Oil ETFs Tumble As Coronavirus Fears Resurface

Oil futures finished lower Wednesday, pressured after the Energy Information Administration reported a 4.3 million-barrel increase in last week's U.S. crude supplies, marking the first weekly rise in three weeks. Meanwhile, rising cases of COVID-19 continued to raise concerns over weak energy demand.

Oil futures finish lower on rise in U.S. crude supplies and weak energy demand

Oil prices fell more than 5%, sending Brent to a four-month low on Wednesday as surging coronavirus infections in the United States and Europe lead to renewed lockdowns and expectations that unsteady economic demand will worsen.

Oil plunges over 5% as pandemic surges, U.S. crude stockpiles, output soar

Crude oil futures plummeted further below the key $40 support level on Wednesday as surging coronavirus cases and rising stockpiles drove fresh concern about prolonged market weakness. Contracts for West Texas Intermediate crude sank as much as 6.4%, to $37.04 per barrel. That's the lowest level since early October. Brent crude, oil's international standard, tumbled 5.8%, to $38.83 per barrel, at intraday lows.

Oil tanks 6% on surging COVID-19 cases and inventory build-ups

The Energy Information Administration reported Wednesday that U.S. crude inventories rose by 4.3 million barrels for the week ended Oct. 23. That followed declines in each of the previous two weeks.

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