Crude oil prices slip today: Brent and WTI ease as traders brace for U.S. inventory data
Brent crude fell 61 cents to $64.63 a barrel and WTI dropped 54 cents to $60.08 after two days of gains, as traders shifted focus to delayed U.S. inventory data. API figures showed U.S. crude stockpiles rose by 3.04 million barrels last week. Brent closed Wednesday at $65.24. The EIA will release its postponed report Thursday.