SINGAPORE, April 23 (Reuters)- Oil prices dipped on Monday as a rising U.S.
rig count pointed to further increases in the country's output, underlining one of only a few factors holding back crude markets in an otherwise bullish environment.
SINGAPORE, April 23 (Reuters)- Oil prices dipped early on Monday as a rising U.S.
rig count pointed to further increases in the country's output, underlining one of only a few factors holding back crude markets in an otherwise bullish environment.
The rising
rig count points to further increases in U.S. crude production
, which has already climbed by a quarter since mid-2016 to a record 10.54 million barrels per day (bpd).