Talk of a potential deal to freeze output helped push oil close to $50 a barrel and prompted money managers to cut bets on falling prices by the most ever. West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark, went from a bull to a bear market in less than three weeks.
Oil fell after the longest run of gains in four years as Iraq seeks to increase exports amid a global overhang of crude inventories and as Nigerian militants call an end to hostilities. UBS Head of UK Investment Office Geoffrey Yu discusses with Bloomberg's Anna Edwards on "Countdown."..............................................Full Article: Source
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