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Crude oil prices recorded small gains on Tuesday. The prices reversed a 2% drop earlier in the session to record minor gains after news that the Biden administration plans to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
West Texas Intermediate crude finished up 24 cents or 0.3% to settle at $73.39 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Brent crude, the global benchmark managed a 43-cent increase or 0.6% and finished at $77.44 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe
The energy sector is set for a lower start, tracking losses in crude contracts and the broader market futures. U.S equities are down in the pre-market amid downbeat earnings forecasts from Skyworks and PayPal and as investors await key inflation data tomorrow. Earnings continued across the energy sector, with several operators reporting 1Q results, capex, production, and updated guidance.
WTI and Brent crude oil futures are lower on weak Chinese trade data and as market participants remain cautious ahead of the release of April CPI data. China’s crude oil imports fell in April to their lowest level since January as high inventories, refinery maintenance and a weaker domestic economic rebound weighed on demand. Elsewhere, wildfires in Alberta Canada are lending support as the events have forced energy producers to shut in at least 280K bpd, or more than 3% of the nation’s output.
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