Crude oil futures rose on Thursday, bouncing back from Wednesday’s fall triggered by increased U.S. stockpiles. A softer dollar helped, as did ignoring forecasts of sluggish global demand. Markets also closely monitored global tensions. In New York, April’s WTI contract grew 1.61% to $77.59 a barrel. London’s Brent for April went up 1.54% to $82.86 […]
