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Oil prices fell in early trading on Thursday, weighed down by the increasing U.S. oil supplies and as markets attempt to assess U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's unexpected victory.
U.S. WTI crude futures lost 20 cents from their last session and traded at $45.07 per barrel while Brent crude oil futures fell 7 cents from their last settlement at $46.29 per barrel.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported U.S. crude inventories added 2.4 million barrels and rose to 485 million barrels in the previous week despite refineries raised output and imports dropped.
Still, the supply data was outshined by Trump's election win, which initially jolted markets and has caused panic on the global economic outlook. However, markets managed to recover from the initial post-election declines and regained its footing.
Goldman Sachs said a Trump presidency would cause higher investment and over time will also result in increased U.S. oil production as the president-elect has promised he would de-regulate oil production.
