On Tuesday, crude oil lost 0.96% as disappointing U.S. consumer confidence data and forecasts for warmer weather in early March weighted on the price. Thanks to these news, light crude declined and closed the day below $102 per barrel for the first time since mid-February.

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On Monday, crude oil erased Friday’s losses and gained 0.51% as expectations of strong demand for heating fuels refined from crude oil and supply concerns pushed the price higher. Thanks to these circumstances, light crude hit a 20-week high of $103.45 per barrel.

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On Friday, crude oil lost 0.54% after disappointing U.S. home sales data weighted on the price. Despite this drop, light crude closed the day above $102 per barrel and climbed 1.89% during the last week (it was the sixth consecutive weekly gain).

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On Thursday, crude oil moved lower as the U.S. dollar straighten after solid U.S. economic data and stocks of distillates fell less-than-expected. Despite this small drop, light crude still remains near a 4-month high, slightly below $103 per barrel.

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On Wednesday, crude oil climbed to another 2014 high as expectations of strong demand for heating fuels refined from crude oil still weighted on the price. In this way, light crude gained 0.28%, finishing the day slightly below $103 per barrel.

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