Crude oil prices are expected to end the week in the green on hopes that China’s zero-Covid policy will provide a boost to economic growth and oil demand – and with it, gasoline prices.
Brent crude was trading up 0.51% at 8:36 a.m. ET that day at $86.58 a barrel – up from $85.53 this time last week, despite US crude inventories enjoying a second week of big gains recorded. U.S. crude oil benchmark WTI was also up 0.50% to $80.85 a…
