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U.S. stock futures rose Wednesday as energy names, including Dow component Chevron, followed surging oil prices higher as the intensifying Russia-Ukraine conflict raised concerns about crude supply. Bond yields, a day after slumping, moved higher Wednesday to around 1.77% on the 10-year Treasury. (CNBC)

U.S. oil skyrocketed Wednesday despite member states of the International Energy Agency announcing plans the day before to release 60 million barrels of oil reserves, half of that total from the U.S., in an effort to curb price increases.

* Exxon to exit Russia, leaving $4 billion in assets, Sakhalin LNG project in doubt (Reuters)
* Russia's Sberbank collapses 95% on London stock exchange as it exits Europe (CNBC)

West Texas Intermediate crude, the American benchmark, topped $112 per barrel, its highest since May 2011. The price moves come as OPEC and its oil-producing allies, which includes Russia, met Wednesday and decided not to add to April's output. (CNBC)