Oil prices went down but stayed around $51 a barrel with cold weather in the U.S. increasing heating oil consumption.

Oil prices stayed around $51 a barrel even with warnings that economic growth will possibly be hurt by rising fuel costs.

Oil Prices stayed above $51 a barrel while traders remained anxious about OPEC and cold weather.

Oil prices eased a bit after reaching 16-week highs with OPEC saying it would not cut production.

Fears that OPEC might cut production outweighed strong inventories in the U.S. causing oil prices to rise.

Oil prices went up as a result of OPEC’s prediction of rising global demand, though analysts believe that the present range will remain for a little while.

OPEC says that demand for oil will go up quicker than expected in 2005, with the economy in China not showing many signs of declining.

Oil prices are on the way up after OPEC made signals of a possible cut in production.

Oil prices rose again after a report from the IEA predicting a big growth in world energy demand.

The International Energy Agency says that demand for oil is increasing quicker than expected, and supply from Russia is slowing down.

Oil prices have reached their lowest in a month at $45 thanks to mild weather increasing U.S. inventories.

Oil prices have reached their lowest in a month at $45 per barrel on international markets.

With milder weather in the U.S. decreasing demand, oil prices fell to nearly their lowest in four weeks.

After three days of falling, oil prices started to rise again with the possibility that OPEC may make more production cuts.

Oil prices fell for the third day straight after last week’s jump in U.S. gasoline supplies, and milder weather being forecast.

Shell announced another big cut in oil reserves, but also announced record profits and it will pay out $10 billion in dividends.

With warmer weather, successful Iraqi elections, and OPEC’s decision not to cut output, oil prices went down.

Ater successful elections in Iraq and OPEC deciding not to change production targets, oil prices fell to their lowest in nearly 3 weeks.

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OPEC voted not to increase oil production, thus virtually ensuring that oil prices will remain at historic highs.