Crude-oil futures have now plunged 50% from their 2014 high, as prices swung lower again on Monday.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, light, sweet crude futures for delivery in February CLG5, -0.41% fell $1.12, or 2%, to settle at $53.61 a barrel, after an early rally on reports of a fire affecting oil-storage terminals in Libya collapsed. That’s the lowest settlement since May 1, 2009. Earlier, the February contract traded as high as $55.74, or 1.8% higher than Friday’s settlement.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, light, sweet crude futures for delivery in February CLG5, -0.41% fell $1.12, or 2%, to settle at $53.61 a barrel, after an early rally on reports of a fire affecting oil-storage terminals in Libya collapsed. That’s the lowest settlement since May 1, 2009. Earlier, the February contract traded as high as $55.74, or 1.8% higher than Friday’s settlement.
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