The crude oil futures contract trended higher at the close of the week ended Apr. 11.
The New York Mercantile Exchange May crude oil contract price was up 34¢ on Apr. 11, closing at $103.74/bbl. The June contract climbed 24¢ to $102.62/bbl.
The May natural gas contract was down 3.5¢ to a rounded $4.62/MMbtu.
Heating oil for May delivery edged down less than a penny to a rounded $2.93/gal. Reformulated gasoline stock for oxygenate blending for May delivery was virtually unchanged at a rounded $3.01/gal.
In London, the May ICE contract for Brent crude delivery fell 13¢, closing at $107.33/bbl. The June contract dropped 12¢ to $107.40/bbl. The ICE gas oil contract for May increased $1.75 to $904/tonne.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries reported its basket of 12 benchmark crudes for Apr. 11 was $104.07/bbl, a decline of 26¢.