U.S. crude settles up 58 cents at $94.14
NEW YORK, Jan 14 (Reuters) - U.S. crude for February delivery rose 58 cents, or 0.62 percent, to settle at $94.14 a barrel on Monday, having traded from $92.95 to $94.29 during the session.
The settlement price is the highest close for U.S. crude since September.
The contract's discount to Brent widened to around $17.70 a barrel, reversing after hitting a four-month low of $16.69 earlier on Monday.
(Reporting By David Sheppard; editing by John Wallace)
NEW YORK, Jan 14- U.S. crude for February delivery rose 58 cents, or 0.62 percent, to settle at $94.14 a barrel on Monday, having traded from $92.95 to $94.29 during the session. The settlement price is the highest close for U.S. crude since September.