- Oil prices rose in holiday-thinned European trade on Monday, amid indications U.S. shale oil producers are cutting back on drilling activity. Crude oil for May delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange tacked on 64 cents, or 1.62%, to trade at $40.10 a barrel.
- Gold futures extended losses from last week in holiday-thinned European trade on Monday, falling to a five-week low amid speculation the Federal Reserve could give serious consideration to a rate hike at its April meeting, boosting the U.S. dollar.
- Crude oil posted early gains in Asia with a key meeting on a proposal to freeze output by major producers looming next month. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, crude oil for delivery rose 0.81% to $39.77 a barrel. In the week ahead, oil traders will be focusing on U.S. stockpile data on Tuesday and Wednesday for fresh supply and -demand signals.
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