Crude oil prices fell after US job report

06 Sep 2021 International benchmarks for crude oil settled lower on Friday, 3 September 2021 after a weaker than expected job report in the US threaten the demand outlook.

03 Sep 2021

Oil rose on US outages and weakened US dollar

International benchmarks for crude oil surged more than $1/barrel on Thursday, 2 September 2021 on the back of US production outages and the latest EIA report showed large drawdown in US crude inventories

03 Sep 2021

Dalian Commodity Exchange: 03 September 2021 (Night trading)

The 2201 for January 2022 delivery contract on Dalian Commodity Exchange on 03 September 2021 settled as follows:

03 Sep 2021

Dalian Commodity Exchange: 03 September 2021

The 2201 for January 2022 delivery contract on Dalian Commodity Exchange on 03 September 2021 settled as follows:

02 Sep 2021

Oil showed little changes as OPEC+ agreed to stick with lifting production outputs

International benchmarks for crude oil remain largely unchanged on Wednesday, 1 September 2021 as OPEC and allied agreed to stick with lifting production outputs

02 Sep 2021

EIA: US crude inventories fell more than expected

According to the latest data from the Energy Information Agency (EIA), US crude inventories fell as much as 7.2 million barrels in the week ending 27 August 2021