Oil prices are on the rebound as falling oil rig counts and violence in Libya helped further stall a selloff that began in June 2014
Oil prices are on the rebound as falling oil rig counts and violence in Libya helped further stall a selloff that began in June 2014. Brent futures posted a 9 percent gain on the week, their biggest since 2011, and 19 percent over two weeks, the largest since 1998. Brent settled up $1.23, or 2.2 per
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