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Analyst Currie sees chances for $100-plus oil 'extraordinarily high'

Commodities Energy Analyst Currie sees chances for $100-plus oil 'extraordinarily high' Crude oil futures finish higher Tuesday. Euro zone business activity expanding at fastest pace in nearly a year. Focus shifts away from Middle East tensions to economic indicators and supply and demand balances.

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Commodity Roundup: Oil sheds over 2%, gold down 1% as Mideast tensions ease

Commodities Energy Commodity Roundup: Oil sheds over 2%, gold down 1% as Mideast tensions ease. Crude oil prices fell more than 2% on Monday as Middle East tensions eased. Brent futures fell 0.58% to $86.58 a barrel. Gold prices retreated as well, registering a third consecutive weekly loss.

Iran oil sanctions part of U.S. aid package for Ukraine, but little disruption seen

Energy Iran oil sanctions part of U.S. Aid package for Ukraine, but little disruption seen. Chinese independent refiners account for 80% of Iran's 1.5M bbl/day in oil exports. Iran is exporting more oil than at any time in six years.

Oil rally fades as fears ease over Israel-Iran hostilities; week ends lower

Crude oil futures posted a second straight weekly loss. Israel and Iran exchanged tit-for-tat strikes in the Middle East. The energy sector ended the week -1.2%. China's Q1 gross domestic product increased 5.3% Y/Y, sending bullish signal to oil markets.

Oil prices turn lower as Israel's attack on Iran appears limited

Iran oil exports hit six-year high, exposing limits in U.S.-led bid to stifle crude sales

U.S. crude oil drops by most since January as supplies rise more than expected

U.S. Crude oil drops by most since January as supplies rise more than expected. Fourth straight weekly build in inventories and weaker economic data from China outweighed Middle East tensions. Front-month crude prices drop to their lowest in three weeks. China's economy grew by stronger than expected in Q1, but other indicators suggest lackluster demand.