US crude rose by 12¢ to stand at $85.29 a barrel, the third consecutive rise this week, boosted by improved company earnings.
Brent crude futures fell by 2¢ to $111.43 a barrel over concerns of Europe’s economic outlook, reports Reuters.
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Weekly inventory data from the American Petroleum Institute and the US Energy Information Administration will be released on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.
