Oil rose 72 cents on Thursday, finishing the trading day at a three-month high of $93.82 a barrel following a report of stronger economic growth in China, Bloomberg News reported.

Oil finished the trading day Thursday at more than $90 a barrel — the first time it has closed over that level in two months, Bloomberg reported.

Oil fell more than $1 to a three-week low near $86 a barrel Thursday following a reduced growth forecast by Europe’s central bank and concern over stalled U.S. budget negotiations, Bloomberg reported.

Oil fell from a three-day high to below $88 a barrel Monday as European ministers met to discuss additional funds to help Greece, Bloomberg reported.

Oil rose Thursday to more than $85 a barrel after taking its biggest drop this year to a four-month low on Wednesday, Bloomberg reported.

Oil fell to less than $89 a barrel — a two-month low — following a Department of Energy report that showed crude output rose to an almost 16-year high last week, Bloomberg reported.

Oil fell from its highest closing price in a week early Monday to below $92 a barrel as manufacturing levels fell in China, Bloomberg reported.

Oil fell to an eight-week low Wednesday, closing below $90 a barrel for the first time since early August on signs of lower demand, Bloomberg reported.

Oil fell to a six-week low just under $92 a barrel Wednesday following a Department of Energy report that showed supplies spiked last week, Bloomberg reported.