"Oil rebound" refers to the recovery or increase in the price of oil after a period of decline or low prices.
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Not only
did oil rebound, but several companies reported stronger - than - expected second - quarter results, suggesting that better days lie ahead.
OPEC released on Wednesday its long - term forecast in which it sees the price
of oil rebounding to $ 95 per barrel by 2040.
Commodities had a mixed session,
with oil rebounding slightly after yesterday's decline, while gold continued to lose ground, dipping below $ 1250.
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These concerns eased somewhat during the latter part of the quarter, as the dollar's value began to decline, the price of
crude oil rebounded and China undertook additional steps to steady its economy, which provided support for the rally of the stock market.
At least half of the June rebound is explained by
the oil rebound, though the Pan Am Games in Toronto played a positive role as well.
House describes 2017 a unique «breakout year,» with growth boosted by the new federal child - care benefit and
the oil rebound from sagging prices and the Fort McMurray fires.
If a trader feels that oil will experience further declines, they may short CAD futures, or take on a long bet in the hopes of
an oil rebound.