The latest rally comes against a backdrop of already tight inventories. OECD July crude oil stocks stood at 2.76 billion barrels, up 9.8 million barrels from June but still 47.9 million barrels below the latest five-year average.
The latest rally comes against a backdrop of already tight inventories. OECD July crude oil stocks stood at 2.76 billion barrels, up 9.8 million barrels from June but still 47.9 million barrels below the latest five-year average.
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