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Oil Slides 2% On Rising U.S. Fuel Stocks And Output
Oil prices slid about 2% on Wednesday as a rise in U.S. gasoline and distillate inventories and worries about slower economic growth around the world offset ongoing concerns about tight crude supplies.
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GM Outsells Toyota In Q2 As Inventory Shortages Linger
General Motors Co surpassed Toyota Motor Corp in second-quarter U.S. car sales, even as persistent chip shortages and supply-chain disruptions crimped automakers' ability to meet pent-up demand.
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Oil Dips On Russia-Ukraine Talks, U.S. Inventory Data
Oil lost ground for the fifth time in the last six days on Wednesday as traders reacted to hoped-for progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks
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Oil Prices Climb Again As U.S. Inventories Fall
Asset classes from oil to equities have clawed back losses from late November, when the Omicron variant of COVID-19 sent investors scurrying for safety.
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Brent Near $80 As Market Shrugs Off Omicron
Brent crude was trading near $80 a barrel despite the rapid spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant, mainly supported by supply outages and expectations that U.S. inventories fell last week.
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Oil Prices Rally On Inventory Drawdown, Casting Omicron Caution To The Wind
U.S. inventories fell more than expected, with crude stocks down by 4.7 million barrels, though that is in part due to year-end tax considerations that encourage companies not to store crude barrels.
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Oil Drops More Than 1% As U.S. Stockpiles Rise Sharply
Crude oil inventories rose by 4.3 million barrels last week, according to the U.S. Energy Department, more than the expected 1.9 million-barrel gain.
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Oil Extends Rally, Rises Over 1% On U.S. Fuel Demand Recovery
Refiners have ramped up production to 92.4% of operable capacity, the highest since late June, helping send U.S. crude inventories to the lowest since January 2020.
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Oil Extends Rally, Rises Over 1% On U.S. Fuel Demand Recovery
Refiners have ramped up production to 92.4% of operable capacity, the highest since late June, helping send U.S. crude inventories to the lowest since January 2020.
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GM Marketing Spend Will Return To Normal Levels Post Pandemic
The pandemic forced the shutdown of the U.S. auto sector for two months last year, and the subsequent global chip shortage has led to further idling of plants, causing vehicle inventories to shrink.
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Oil Prices Slip As U.S. Inventory Build Stokes Fears Of Supply Glut
Crude inventories rose by 584,000 barrels in the week to Oct. 16 to about 490.6 million barrels, data from industry group the American Petroleum Institute showed.
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Toyota U.S. August Sales Fall 23% As Pandemic Weighs On Inventory
Toyota Motor Corp on Tuesday reported a 23% drop in U.S. new vehicle sales in August versus the same month in 2019, as a two-month industrywide shutdown of auto production in the spring to halt the spread of COVID-19, as well as an uncertain economic recovery, weighed on sales.
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Oil Slides 2% On Rising U.S. Fuel Stocks And Output
Oil prices slid about 2% on Wednesday as a rise in U.S. gasoline and distillate inventories and worries about slower economic growth around the world offset ongoing concerns about tight crude supplies.
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GM Outsells Toyota In Q2 As Inventory Shortages Linger
General Motors Co surpassed Toyota Motor Corp in second-quarter U.S. car sales, even as persistent chip shortages and supply-chain disruptions crimped automakers' ability to meet pent-up demand.
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Oil Dips On Russia-Ukraine Talks, U.S. Inventory Data
Oil lost ground for the fifth time in the last six days on Wednesday as traders reacted to hoped-for progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks
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Oil Prices Climb Again As U.S. Inventories Fall
Asset classes from oil to equities have clawed back losses from late November, when the Omicron variant of COVID-19 sent investors scurrying for safety.
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Brent Near $80 As Market Shrugs Off Omicron
Brent crude was trading near $80 a barrel despite the rapid spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant, mainly supported by supply outages and expectations that U.S. inventories fell last week.
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Oil Prices Rally On Inventory Drawdown, Casting Omicron Caution To The Wind
U.S. inventories fell more than expected, with crude stocks down by 4.7 million barrels, though that is in part due to year-end tax considerations that encourage companies not to store crude barrels.
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Oil Drops More Than 1% As U.S. Stockpiles Rise Sharply
Crude oil inventories rose by 4.3 million barrels last week, according to the U.S. Energy Department, more than the expected 1.9 million-barrel gain.
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Oil Extends Rally, Rises Over 1% On U.S. Fuel Demand Recovery
Refiners have ramped up production to 92.4% of operable capacity, the highest since late June, helping send U.S. crude inventories to the lowest since January 2020.
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Oil Extends Rally, Rises Over 1% On U.S. Fuel Demand Recovery
Refiners have ramped up production to 92.4% of operable capacity, the highest since late June, helping send U.S. crude inventories to the lowest since January 2020.
-
GM Marketing Spend Will Return To Normal Levels Post Pandemic
The pandemic forced the shutdown of the U.S. auto sector for two months last year, and the subsequent global chip shortage has led to further idling of plants, causing vehicle inventories to shrink.
-
Oil Prices Slip As U.S. Inventory Build Stokes Fears Of Supply Glut
Crude inventories rose by 584,000 barrels in the week to Oct. 16 to about 490.6 million barrels, data from industry group the American Petroleum Institute showed.
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Toyota U.S. August Sales Fall 23% As Pandemic Weighs On Inventory
Toyota Motor Corp on Tuesday reported a 23% drop in U.S. new vehicle sales in August versus the same month in 2019, as a two-month industrywide shutdown of auto production in the spring to halt the spread of COVID-19, as well as an uncertain economic recovery, weighed on sales.
