Oil futures climb on Wednesday, looking to extend their rise to the highest prices in more than two years, after official U.S. government data showed a more than seven million-barrel weekly decline in crude inventories — the fourth weekly fall in a row.
Oil futures climb on Wednesday, looking to extend their rise to the highest prices in more than two years, after official U.S. government data showed a more than seven million-barrel weekly decline in crude inventories — the fourth weekly fall in a row.