U.S. stock market futures shifted between negative and positive territory on Tuesday, with a warning on the U.K. from Fitch Ratings weighing against relatively upbeat comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke who said he didn't expect to see a double-dip recession in the U.S.
US July crude oil futures are up 13 cents at $ 71.57 per barrel. Earlier in the session it dipped to as low as $ 70.75. The industry-funded American Petroleum Institute will publish its weekly report on supply and demand levels at 4:30 p.m. local time in Washington D.C. today.
MCX June crude fell to as low as Rs 3348 per barrel. The counter was last seen quoting at Rs 3376 and should find a good support near Rs 3335 and Rs 3290 levels.