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U.S. oil rig count rises for third time in four weeks, Baker Hughes says

Crude inventory fell 3.7MM barrels for week ended July 19 - EIA

Commercial crude stocks for the week ended July 19: 436.5M barrels. Crude inventory fell 3.7MM barrels for week end July 19 - EIA. Futures (CL1:COM) +0.42% at $77.77 a barrel.

Crude oil posts fourth straight drop with growing concerns about demand in China

New presidential contender Harris seen as tougher oil industry foe than Biden

Oil futures fall to fresh five-week lows. China's central bank unexpectedly cuts key interest rate. Oil market shows little reaction to Vice President Biden's withdrawal from presidential race. New presidential contender Harris seen as tougher oil industry foe than Biden on climate and energy issues. Front-month Nymex crude closes -0.4% down, the sixth loss in seven days.

SPY bags $9.88B inflows despite worst weekly performance in three months

SPY bags $9.88B inflows despite worst weekly performance in three months. The 11 S&P 500 sectors recorded a net inflow of $2.67B last week. Industrial Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLI) recorded the highest inflow.

Weekly Report: what happened at SCO last week (0715-0719)?

Israel strikes Yemeni port in response to Houthi drone attack on Tel Aviv

Trump's vow to 'drill baby drill' bodes well for oil? It's more complicated, analysts say

Crude oil futures posted a second straight weekly loss. Concerns about Chinese demand are weighing on the market. Investors may be looking at a potential ceasefire in Gaza. The Trump trade on oil is not clear, analysts say. U.S. Natural gas futures ended a volatile week -8.6%.