SINGAPORE - Oil prices hovered near $75 a barrel Thursday in Asia after a report showed US crude inventories fell more than expected, suggesting demand may be improving.

Oil prices rose to near $75 a barrel today in Asia after a report showed U.S. crude inventories fell more than expected, suggesting demand may be improving.

Oil pares gains on China commods probe talk

Oil pares gains on talk of China crackdown

Oil pares gains on China commods market probe talk

The profit, or crack spread, from converting three barrels of oil into two of gasoline and one of heating oil was $8.53 today, based on futures prices on ...

(images: Reuters/Kristian Lopez and Nicholas Whitaker for HeatingOil.com) Bearish fundamental forces weighed on crude and heating oil prices for most of the ...

With a warm November start already forecast for the heating-oil market, inventories of distillate fuel such as diesel and heating oil are the highest at ...

Statewide prices for heating oil fell by a penny a gallon last week, but as this 2009 map from the state Attorney General's office shows, northern and ...

Inventories of distillates, which include heating oil, fell more than 700000 barrels. Analysts had expected an increase of 1 million barrels. ...

As September brings the first cool breezes to much of the Northeast, heating oil prices in Maine are relatively steady. The Associated Press reported on.

Heating oil is a great fuel for keeping your home warm during the winter. It is both reliable and reasonably priced but for many people, they are not getting the most from it. When it comes to home heating oil the most common mistakes ...

Oil traders are betting in increasing numbers that the price of crude will rally in the first few months of 2011. Bloomberg Businessweek reported on.

Crude and heating oil prices climbed steadily at the NYMEX for much of the trading day, but gave up some of those gains this afternoon following a report.

Crude and heating oil prices began the day on a downswing at the NYMEX, as new concerns about government debt on the books of European banks sapped the.