Crude oil rose as U.S. economic data pointed to stronger growth in the world's biggest oil-consuming nation. Existing home sales rose to a 10-month high, jobless claims slid more than forecast and a manufacturing index surged to the highest since 2010. This data are indicating that U.S. demand is looking strong.
WTI for October delivery rose 0.64% to $94.10 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.