Crude oil continues its prolonged losing streak on the charts, as European debt looms on the horizon.
Crude oil rises on the charts as the US reports a thriving housing market and strong stock showings.
China harbors growing concern for oil vessels carrying Iranian oil but remains undecided if government insurance is the key.
Iraq seeks a balance of oil prices worldwide but political instability affects market price.
In N.Y., the value of oil rose, posting gains for the second quarter as speculations abound regarding expanding sanctions on Iran, but the past day’s falloff was seen as quite overstated.
Crude finally climbed up after it dipped by 2.5 percent for the past three days. Prices for the week remain at low...
U.S. Energy Department raised its crude oil price projection for 2012 due to many factors.
