1515 ET [Dow Jones]--Front-month crude-oil futures settled trading up 0.2% to $92.60 a barrel. That's after crude oil jumped to up around 3% in morning trade. This makes it 2 of the past 3 trading sessions that crude oil has finished trading higher. Putting pressure on crude-oil futures was the reopening of the East-West pipeline by Saudi Arabia, bringing on the pipeline for the first time since Sept. 10, when the pipeline suffered damage from drone attacks. Front-month Brent crude oil settled up 0.9% to $105.28 a barrel.
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