Someone get a hammer and hit CAT after this news it better hurry up and go down, want to leave the screen!
Crude heads higher after U.S. supply data By Lisa Sanders
DALLAS (MarketWatch) -- Energy futures added to gains Wednesday morning after the Energy Department reported an unexpected drop in U.S. crude and gasoline supplies. Inventories of distillate fuels, including heating oil, were unchanged. May crude rose 1%, or 51 cents, to $52.80 per barrel; June crude gained 1.4%, or 73 cents, to $54.30 per barrel; May gasoline added 0.79 cent to $1.578 per gallon; and May heating oil was up 0.6 cent at $1.499 per gallon.