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West Texas Intermediate oil rose for a second day, heading for a second weekly advance. Brent crude’s premium to the U.S. benchmark grade is poised for the biggest weekly drop in five months.
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West Texas Intermediate oil fell for a second day, extending the biggest drop in two weeks. Saudi Arabia’s crude shipments slid to a 15-month low in December.
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Oil rebounded from the lowest close in almost three weeks in New York before a report that may show hiring in the U.S. increased.
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Even the U.S. Energy Department no longer deems America’s benchmark oil grade the best guide to global prices, as rising production swells national stockpiles.
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Ecuador’s finance and energy ministers resigned yesterday, clearing the way for President Rafael Correa to announce cabinet changes that may boost support for proposals to grab a bigger share of mining and oil profits.
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The profit from making gasoil in Asia surged to the highest in 2 ½ years and fuel oil’s loss narrowed the most in a month after Japan’s biggest earthquake knocked out power plants and refineries.
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Oil rose after a blast on a bus in Tel Aviv injured at least 10 people, boosting speculation that the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians of Gaza may disrupt crude supply from the Middle East.
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Oil slipped from the highest close in four days in New York as a downgrade of Japan’s credit rating and forecasts of growing crude stockpiles in the U.S. fanned concern slowing economic growth will reduce demand.
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Oil rose for the first time in seven days in New York after China pledged to boost the nation’s economy and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said the balance between supply and demand of crude is tightening.
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Oil rose for the first time in seven days in New York after China pledged to boost the nation’s economy and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said the balance between supply and demand of crude is tightening.
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