Brent Crude Commodity Market Trades, Charts
More
-
*Cyprus banks reopen with tight controls. NEW YORK, March 28- Crude futures rose on Thursday, the last session of the first quarter, in choppy trading with stronger Wall Street equities and a weaker dollar supporting dollar-denominated oil prices.
-
*U.S. Weekly jobless claims rise. LONDON, March 28- Oil futures fell close to $109 a barrel on Thursday on the back of economic worries in the euro zone but were underpinned by a seeming recovery in demand growth in the United States, the world's biggest oil consumer.
-
*Cyprus banks reopen with tight controls. NEW YORK, March 28- Brent crude futures fell on Thursday while U.S. crude fluctuated near unchanged as concerns about the euro zone and mixed economic data from the United States hemmed in oil prices on the last trading day of first-quarter 2013..
-
TOKYO, March 28- U.S. crude futures hovered above $96 a barrel early on Thursday as markets awaited the reopening of banks in Cyprus to an expected flood of depositors after a harsh rescue deal to avert financial collapse.
-
TOKYO, March 28- U.S. crude futures hovered above $96 a barrel early on Thursday as markets awaited the reopening of banks in Cyprus to an expected flood of depositors after a harsh rescue deal to avert financial collapse.
-
*Gold moves above $1,600/ ounce. Crude oil futures in New York settled up for a fourth straight day after being pressured initially by government data pointing to higher stockpiles of oil in the United States, the world's largest consumer of the commodity.
-
CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Natural gas has more than doubled since April of last year and is at a 19-month high, she reports. Tomorrow's report could show a draw down of 83-87bcf, which would likely drive prices higher.
-
NEW YORK, March 27- Brent crude futures traded near unchanged on Wednesday, while U.S. crude fell back as rising crude oil inventories in the United States and the stronger dollar weighed on oil prices.
-
NEW YORK, March 27- Brent crude futures traded near unchanged on Wednesday, while U.S. crude fell back as rising crude oil inventories in the United States and the stronger dollar weighed on oil prices.
-
TOKYO, March 27- U.S. crude futures were steady above $96 a barrel near a one-month high reached on Tuesday after robust data pointed to an improved U.S. economy, but concerns about an unprecedented bailout for Cyprus capped gains. was up 6 cents at $109.42, after finishing $1.19 higher at $109.36 a barrel the previous session.
-
TOKYO, March 27- U.S. crude futures were steady above $96 a barrel near a one-month high reached on Tuesday after robust data pointed to an improved U.S. economy, but concerns about an unprecedented bailout for Cyprus capped gains. *London Brent crude for May delivery was up 6 cents at $109.42, after finishing $1.19 higher at $109.36 a barrel the previous session.
-
*Copper lifted by China buying, Cyprus woes limit gain. NEW YORK, March 26- U.S. crude oil jumped on Tuesday, after data showing robust growth in domestic home prices, and other commodities from metals to agriculture also rose although fears over Cyprus and the euro zone pared gains.
-
CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets and looks at where oil and precious metals are likely headed tomorrow.
-
*Caution over Cyprus financial problems hems in Brent prices. Brent May crude was unchanged at $108.17 a barrel by 12:51 p.m. EDT, having traded from $107.71 to $108.49. May crude was up 54 cents at $95.35 a barrel, having reached $95.88, the highest for front-month futures since Feb. 20.
-
*Caution over Cyprus financial problems hems in Brent prices. Brent May crude was unchanged at $108.17 a barrel by 12:51 p.m. EDT, having traded from $107.71 to $108.49. May crude was up 54 cents at $95.35 a barrel, having reached $95.88, the highest for front-month futures since Feb. 20.
-
TOKYO, March 26- U.S. crude futures were steady below $95 a barrel on Tuesday after gaining 1.2 percent a day earlier, as investors turned more cautious on fears that future bank rescues in the euro zone would come with the same stern conditions seen in Cyprus' deal.
-
TOKYO, March 26- U.S. crude futures were steady below $95 a barrel on Tuesday after gaining 1.2 percent a day earlier, as investors turned more cautious on fears that future bank rescues in the euro zone would come with the same stern conditions seen in Cyprus' deal.
-
*Cyprus deal provides relief but eurozone worries follow. NEW YORK, March 25- Crude oil futures rose up to 1 percent on Monday after a bailout deal for Cyprus went through smoothly, but many other commodities slipped or stayed flat as lingering worries about the euro zone weakened the single currency.
-
CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. The Cypress bailout drove today's activity, as oil traded at its highest level in a month.
