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Oil futures remained on verge of reversing all of the past week’s gains on Tuesday with little news to the upside, while base metals posted meek gains over afternoon trading in Europe.
Oil futures endured another volatile day on Monday, while a further round of lacklustre US data saw gold extend gains for much of the Asian and European trading session propped up by safe haven demand.
Saudi Arabia was not the source of the 5% crude oil output cut referenced by Russia´s energy minister last week, al-Arabiya television said on 31 January citing an unnamed Saudi source, Reuters reported.
