Key Facts
WTI crude eased in the latest session with the USO fund settling at 136.69 dollars, down 2.01 percent day-on-day
Petrobras shares slipped alongside crude closing at 18.77 dollars with a 1.21 percent day-on-day decline as investors marked Brazil’s pre-salt champion lower
Colombia’s Ecopetrol also traded weaker ending the session at 16.01 dollars, a 1.96 percent drop that echoed the regional pressure on oil-linked stocks
Argentina’s YPF softened modestly finishing at 51.40 dollars with a 1.00 percent daily loss as Vaca Muerta expectations met a more cautious global tape
