Oil Dropped 56 Cents Over Poor Employment Data Forecast
Bloomberg reported that oil dropped 56 cents on concern over worse-than-forecast employment data.
Bloomberg reported that oil dropped 56 cents on concern over worse-than-forecast employment data.
CBS News reported that Murphy Oil Corp. (NYSE:MUR) 2012 first quarter net income surged 7.9 percent.
Bloomberg reported that oil surged $1.29 to $106.16 as U.S. manufacturing data signaled economic growth.
Bloomberg reported that oil dropped 82 cents after Spain’s economy declined in the first quarter.
CBS News reported that oil prices edged below $104 a barrel as Standard & Poor's lowered Spain's credit rating.
Bloomberg reported that oil futures surged 43 cents over U.S. Federal Reserve's growth forecast.
Fox Business reported that Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE:XOM) announced a quarterly dividend of 21%.
Bloomberg reported that oil surged 0.9 percent to $104.49 a barrel after crude inventories decreased by 985,000 barrels last week.
SF Gate reported that according to Libya's oil minister, oil production in Libya has almost returned to its pre-war levels.
Reuters reported that oil dropped 5 cents on concern over Eurozone's economic and political uncertainty.
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