Oil prices up $1/bbl on virus vaccine hopes, EU stimulus deal - Reuters:
Oil prices rose about $1 a barrel on Tuesday, hitting the highest in more than four months with a boost from a European Union stimulus deal and hopeful news about coronavirus vaccine trials.
Also supporting the market, U.S. crude oil and refined products inventories likely fell last week, a Reuters poll showed. [EIA/S]
Brent crude futures settled at $44.32 barrel, rising $1.04, or 2.4%. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) settled at $41.96 a barrel, gaining $1.15 cents, or 2.82%.
Prices were buoyed by an agreement among European Union leaders on a 750 billion euro ($859 billion) fund to prop up coronavirus-hit economies.
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