A growing oil surplus and fears of a global economic slowdown have driven U.S. crude prices to their lowest point since fuel markets were recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The most actively traded U.S. oil futures settled at $56.99 a barrel on Thursday, down 2.2% for the day and 19% from a year ago. This marks the lowest price for the benchmark since February 2021.
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