West Texas Intermediate Retreats From $60 Breakout After 3.6M-Barrel Inventory Build
U.S. crude inventories rose by 3.6 million barrels in the latest EIA report, prompting WTI futures to retreat from the near $60-per-barrel breakout threshold. The unexpected supply build reversed gains after WTI briefly consolidated above $60 following recent supply-risk driven rallies.
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