SINGAPORE: Oil prices rebounded in Asia on Friday after tanking nearly five percent the day before on fresh worries about an oversupply, while traders await the release of key US jobs data.
The commodity plunged Thursday in response to official figures showing US commercial inventories fell less than expected last week, indicating softer demand in the world’s top oil consumer as the crucial driving season kicks in.
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