On Tuesday, Oil prices floated under USD 87 a barrel in Asia, retreating from a sky-scraping for the year as regional stock markets chop down.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, Benchmark oil for December delivery was downhill 21 cents at USD 86.85 a barrel at late afternoon Bangkok time in electronic trading.
Heating oil was little changed at USD 2.40 a gallon and gasoline was steady at USD 2.18 a gallon, in other Nymex trading in December contracts. Natural gas gained 8 cents to USD 4.17 per 1,000 cubic feet.
On the ICE Futures exchange, In London, Brent crude fell 30 cents to USD 88.16 a barrel.
Newer news items:
- Chana Flat At Delhi Mandi
- Copper Leaps towards 27-Month Highs
- US Soya Complex climbes On Decline In Crop Yeild
- China Rushing to attempt Overflow of Capital, Inflationary Worries
- US Wholesale Inventories climb 1.50% in October
Older news items:
- On Monday, Copper Improved slightly
- India Refined Soya Oil Likely to Move superior On Firm CPO, E-CBOT Soya
- Oil upbeat close to USD 87 a barrel
- Pakistan Sells Rice to Russia, First Time in Many Years
- Turmeric Likely to Plunge on superior Output Estimation And lesser Export Demand
