Oil slipped below $76 a barrel on Wednesday, after a fall of two percent a day earlier on data showing slower-than-expected U.S. growth and a big build in crude stocks, signalling weak demand in the world's top energy user.

A week's worth of economic reports has been crunched into just three days this week, and Wednesday has its share of significant data, which include jobless claims, durable goods and consumer sentiment.

Revised GDP sent stocks as well as the price of crude tumbling. But is oil oversold?

Remember the good old days? The days when auto shows were major events where an automaker could generate buzz with new models? Where you could see the public's appetite for new cars and trucks? Next week we'll see if auto shows still have the magical pull or if the pall over last years auto show season lingers into this year’s slate of shows.