WTI Rises For Second Time In 3-Days

 | Aug 19, 2014 02:14AM ET

Crude Oil
West Texas Intermediate rose for the second time in three days before crude stockpile data that will signal the strength of fuel demand in the U.S., the world’s biggest oil consumer. West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil for delivery in October traded at $93.94 a barrel, up 0.20%, after hitting an overnight session low of $93.44 a barrel and a high of $95.09 a barrel. Ongoing concerns that the world is awash in crude battered oil prices on Monday, especially as tensions between Ukraine and Russia appeared to wane. Crude prices have spiked in recent sessions on fears the conflict will heat up and disrupt shipments out of Russia.