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Oil futures dropped on Wednesday as the build in U.S. crude inventories exceeded forecasts, raising concerns of oversupply. Brent crude lost 2 cents to $42.61 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate

Oil prices gained over $1 per barrel on Monday, hitting more than a month-high as production cuts and demand recovery provided a floor for the market. Brent crude rose 3.7%, or $1.19, at $33.69 per barrel.

Oil prices hit more than one-month highs on Friday after gaining over 3% amid signs of demand recovery. Brent crude rose 3.9%, or $1.21, at $32.34 per barrel, gaining 3% for the week. U.S. West Texas

Oil prices rose on Thursday as demand is starting to recover and the U.S. crude glut is not growing as fast as anticipated.  West Texas Intermediate crude futures gained 14.3%, or $2.15, at $17.21

U.S. oil prices bounced on Wednesday, recovering some of its losses as U.S. reserves filled slower than anticipated. The lockdowns lifted in some European countries and U.S. cities also helped prices recover

Oil prices gained on Friday as Kuwaiti oil producers said they will slash output to compensate for low demand. Brent crude rose 2.8%, or 60 cents, at $21.93 per barrel. U.S. oil was up 4%, or 66 cents,

Oil gained on Thursday as producers slashed production to compensate for weak demand. Brent crude rose 1.6%, or 33 cents, at $20.70 per barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures climbed 2%, or 28 cents,

Oil prices collapsed on its second day, with Brent dropping to a record low since 1999 as the market suffered from oversupply and persisting weaker demand. Brent crude plunged 14%, or $2.70, at $16.63

U.S. oil prices recovered its losses on Tuesday, while Brent slid as the coronavirus crisis furthers demand slump. U.S. WTI crude for May delivery rose $1.36, at $38.99 per barrel. The June contract gained