Oil falls as rise in U.S. fuel stocks suggests easing demand

12/6/2017

Demand for oil remains firm, which is why we still see Brent crude at/above $60 per barrel. The concern over weaker economic performance and a decline in refinery utilization could be a drag on oil demand and dampen prices early in 2018, some commodities analysts report. WTI Crude is at $57.23; Brent is $62.47

Source: investing.com - By: Amanda Cooper - Image: Reuters

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