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| | | ... - the decision that sent oil prices down to 6-year lows. WTI oil dropped by 5.8% to US$37.65 per barrel and the price of Brent oil slipped by 5.3% to US$40.73 a barrel - both their lowest closings since February 2009. Most of the market "doesn't have ... |
| | | | ... economy and specifically the jobs market still has some weak points to surmount. "The market views it as pretty dovish," Brent Schutte, market strategist at BMO Global Asset Management, said of Yellen's comments. "She emphasised more the slow and gradual ... |
| | | | ... $58.51 and Fortescue Metals fell two cents at $2.56. The energy stocks were the weakest performers, after the West Texas and Brent North Sea oil prices dived after hitting 2015 highs. Oil and gas explorer Woodside fell 46 cents, or 1.3 per cent, to $34.60 ... |
| | | | ... a low of US$47.08 in early April - a 27.2% jump. So too have oil prices. While lower overnight, at US$64.64 per barrel, Brent oil's still up 36.9% from the January low of US$47.22. WTI oil is up 31.2% to US$56.94 from the US$43.39 hit around the middle ... |
| | | | ... forecast US$40 per or Joe Hockey's reported Budget assumption of US$35. So too have the price of crude oil - on both measures. Brent is up 37.3% to US$64.83 a barrel from the US$47.22 low touched in mid-January; WTI oil is up 30.5% to US$56.63 from the ... |
| | | | ... correlation with the US dollar): The Reuters/Jeffries CRB index jumped by 1.5%; crude oil went on a tear with the price of Brent surging by 5.4% and that of the WTI jumping by 3.2%. COMEX gold and silver prices went up by 1.7% and 2.7%, respectively. ... |
| | | | ... ago that went, "US equities sell off as oil prices tumbles" or something like that? Last night's numbers show both WTI and Brent oil prices dropping by 2.3% but instead of declining in sympathy, the Dow closed up 1.3% and the S&P 500 ended 1.4% higher ... |
| | | | ... mother about. But when you do put keys to email, don't repeat to mommy that it's because of the sharp bounce in oil prices - Brent now up to US$61.52/barrel; WTI up to US$52.78 - neither is it due to the Ukraine/Russia ceasefire nor Greece debt discussions ... |
| | | | ... Tuesday. And oil prices have risen more than five per cent overnight on hopes of rebounding global energy demand, with with Brent and WTI striking $57.23 and $51.56 respectively at one point. In local news on Wednesday, the Australian Industry Group ... |
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