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After falling below the $60/barrel mark late last week (2/19), WTI prices regained traction over the weekend.
After a week above the $60/barrel range, WTI dropped to $59.24 on Friday (2/19). However, by Monday morning (2/22), prices were back at $60.12 per barrel.
Brent also showed a resurgence, increasing by $0.78 to $63.69 per barrel.
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