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Ultra-low-sulfur diesel fell as a slowdown in China’s manufacturing sent oil tumbling and raised concern that global demand for distillates will decline.
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West Texas Intermediate oil fell the most in three weeks as a government report showed U.S. gasoline supplies unexpectedly gained and crude stockpiles declined less than expected.
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Natural gas futures gained for a third day in New York as forecasts for hotter-than-normal weather signaled increased demand from power plants to run air conditioners.
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Gasoline fell on speculation that the deadly tornado near Oklahoma City may not have affected refinery operations in the area.
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West Texas Intermediate crude rose on speculation that central banks will bolster stimulus after more Americans than projected filed for unemployment benefits and U.S. consumer prices decreased.
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Natural gas futures rose for a second day in New York as forecasts for cool Northeastern weather and a burst of heat in the West signaled higher demand for the fuel.
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West Texas Intermediate oil fell for a third day as China’s crude processing reached the lowest level in eight months in April and OPEC boosted output. Brent crude’s premium to WTI narrowed to a 27-month low.
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Ultra-low-sulfur diesel fell as the dollar gained, reducing the investment appeal of commodities, and as U.S. distillate stockpiles reached a seven-week high.
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Natural gas futures declined in New York before a report that may show a larger-than-average stockpile gain.
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West Texas Intermediate crude fell for the first time in four days before government data that may show U.S. stockpiles rose last week from an 82-year high.
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