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Crude Oil Rises in New York as Dollar Weakens Against Euro

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Crude oil rose as the dollar weakened against the euro, after the Federal Reserve said the U.S. economic outlook has “softened.”

Oil rebounded as the euro climbed above $1.28. Futures had fallen 0.7 percent after reports showing China’s economic growth eased and that U.S. gasoline inventories are 4.3 percent above their five-year average. The Federal Reserve said risks to the U.S. outlook “have shifted to the downside” in the minutes of its June meeting released yesterday.