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LONDON, June 7- Brent futures rose above $104 a barrel on Friday, supported by a sharp fall in the dollar and expectations of ongoing U.S. economic stimulus, putting the contract on course for its biggest weekly gain since late April. Brent crude gained 43 cents to $104.03 a barrel by 0842 GMT, while U.S. oil rose 31 cents to $95.07.
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SINGAPORE, June 7- Brent futures posted light gains to hold above $103 a barrel on Friday, supported by a sharp fall in the dollar and expectations of ongoing U.S. economic stimulus, setting the contract on course for its biggest weekly gain since late April. Brent crude gained 21 cents to $103.82 a barrel by 0623 GMT, while U.S. oil rose 18 cents to $94.94.
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SINGAPORE, June 7- Brent futures posted light gains to hold above $103 a barrel on Friday, supported by a sharp fall in the dollar and expectations the Federal Reserve will stick with its stimulus, setting the contract on course for the biggest weekly gain since late April.
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HOUSTON/ NEW YORK, June 6- Devon Energy Corp's latest bid to revive interest in its stock may take a page out of the activist investors' playbook, but Wall Street continues to look elsewhere for returns in the energy patch. The Oklahoma City- based company said on Thursday it would transfer some assets into a publicly traded master limited partnership.
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TOKYO, June 7- U.S. oil steadied on Friday, holding on to most of its gains from the day when it was bolstered by a weaker dollar and a steep drop in inventories, with focus turning to jobs data for clues on the outlook for demand in the world's biggest oil user.
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NEW YORK, June 6- Gold rose 1 percent in a late recovery on Thursday as the dollar fell sharply against the yen and the euro on fears of weak U.S. jobs data that will be released on Friday.
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*BP's Whiting refinery due to restart end of June. NEW YORK, June 6- Oil prices rose on Thursday as Britain's largest oilfield was shut down for the second time in less than a week, and as a major U.S. refinery prepared to re-start this month.
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NEW YORK, June 5- Brent crude dropped sharply just before the session close on Wednesday after reports of the imminent restart of a key U.S. refinery depressed the international benchmark's premium to U.S. oil.
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Tim Samaras, 55, a leading storm chaser and founder of the tornado research company Twistex, was killed in the Oklahoma City suburb of El Reno along with his son, Paul Samaras, 24, and Carl Young, 45, a Twistex meteorologist, according to a statement from Tim Samaras' brother, Jim Samaras.
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Tim Samaras, 55, a leading storm chaser and founder of the tornado research company Twistex, was killed in the Oklahoma City suburb of El Reno along with his son, Paul Samaras, 24, and Carl Young, 45, a Twistex meteorologist, according to a statement from Tim Samaras' brother, Jim Samaras.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, June 1- Nine people were killed in tornadoes that swept through central Oklahoma on Friday, part of a storm system that caused widespread flooding in Oklahoma City and its suburbs, the state's chief medical examiner said on Saturday.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, June 1- Tornadoes killed five people in central Oklahoma including a mother and her baby and menaced Oklahoma City and its hard-hit suburb of Moore, before the storm system tracked northeast early on Saturday.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, May 31- Violent thunderstorms on Friday produced tornadoes in central Oklahoma that killed five people including a mother and her baby and menaced Oklahoma City and its hard-hit suburb of Moore, authorities said.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May 31- Violent thunderstorms spawned tornadoes that menaced Oklahoma City and its already hard-hit suburb of Moore on Friday, killing a mother and her baby, and officials worried that drivers stuck on freeways could be trapped in the path of dangerous twisters.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May 31- Violent thunderstorms spawned tornadoes that menaced Oklahoma City and its already hard-hit suburb of Moore on Friday, killing a mother and her baby, and officials worried that drivers stuck on freeways could be trapped in the path of dangerous twisters.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 31- A "large and extremely dangerous" tornado that touched down west of Oklahoma City on Friday, causing some damage, was headed toward the city, and a tornado emergency has been declared in the area, the National Weather Service said.
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*OPEC members leave output target unchanged. NEW YORK, May 31- Oil prices fell sharply on both sides of the Atlantic late on Friday, pulled down by declines in major U.S. equity indices, large supplies, a weak demand outlook, and by technical selling that developed when support levels were pierced.
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Storms in Oklahoma and Arkansas left an Arkansas county sheriff dead and at least one man missing in an attempted water rescue and at least five other people injured elsewhere, officials said. The body of Scott County Sheriff Cody Carpenter was recovered early Friday, said Keith Stephens, a spokesman for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
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NEW YORK/ LONDON, May 31- Oil prices on both sides of the Atlantic extended sharp losses on Friday after a key Canadian crude pipeline resumed service, underscoring ballooning supplies in a market with tepid demand and a weak economic outlook.
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May 31- More dangerous weather, spawning baseball-sized hail and tornadoes, was predicted for Oklahoma and parts of the Ozarks on Friday after more than a dozen reported twisters in Oklahoma and Arkansas on Thursday, U.S. forecasters said.
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