PERTH (Reuters) - Oil jumped than $2 to near $109 a barrel on Monday, rebounding from a five-month low on worries that Hurricane Ike would tear through the Gulf of Mexico, and on hopes that a U.S. bailout of its top mortgage lenders would help temper an economic downturn.
Oil Industry
A fuel price board at a service station in Manila in early August. OPEC ministers are headed for Vienna to wrestle with the issue of falling oil prices, with analysts ...