Oil futures on Thursday marked their first gain in four sessions, finding support from Energy Information Administration data showing a nearly 5 million barrel weekly decline in distillate supplies, which contributed to concerns about heating-fuel supplies ahead of the winter season. Prices had posted declines for three consecutive sessions amid worries over a potential recession that would slow demand for energy. U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude for November delivery CLX22,
EURUSD declines again, with the US dollar bolstered by the Fed
The EURUSD pair is losing ground. The market can now take a slight respite following the Federal Reserve’s decision. Find out more in our analysis