Surge subsiding?
Some say all not rosy in the oil price recovery space, but positive signals remain Kay Cashman Petroleum News
After nosediving into the negative in April, oil prices bounced back in May, increasing to $42.46 for Alaska North Slope crude, or ANS, on June 10 in what appears to be a V-shaped recovery.
The reasons for this swift reversal include declining unemployment filings and U.S. employers adding 2.5 milli....
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