Business Recorder reported that crude benchmarks rose on Friday, with Brent’s December contract gaining 2.4 percent to USD117.64 a barrel and US WTI advancing 2.08 percent to USD104.12. Brent touched USD118, while the more active January Brent contract added USD2.63 to USD113.43. Over October, Brent climbed 13.6 percent and WTI increased 15.2 percent.

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    Business Recorder reported that crude benchmarks rose on Friday, with Brent’s December contract gaining 2.4 percent to USD117.64 a barrel and US WTI advancing 2.08 percent to USD104.12. Brent touched USD118, while the more active January Brent contract added USD2.63 to USD113.43. Over October, Brent climbed 13.6 percent and WTI increased 15.2 percent.

    Business Recorder reported that Pakistani gold prices fell sharply on Saturday, with the per-tola rate closing at Rs409,736, down Rs10,800 for the day. The 10-gram rate also lost Rs9,259 and stood at Rs351,282, based on figures from the All-Pakistan Gems and Jewellers Sarafa Association.