(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil rose to a 10-month high in
New York on speculation that consumption will increase as
refineries bolster gasoline output.
Prices climbed above $70 for the first time since September
yesterday after an Energy Department report showed that U.S.
gasoline, diesel and heating oil inventories fell last week as
refineries increased operating rates. Crude-oil supplies at
Cushing, Oklahoma, where oil traded in New York is delivered,
plunged 5.7 percent, the June 27 report showed.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
New York on speculation that consumption will increase as
refineries bolster gasoline output.
Prices climbed above $70 for the first time since September
yesterday after an Energy Department report showed that U.S.
gasoline, diesel and heating oil inventories fell last week as
refineries increased operating rates. Crude-oil supplies at
Cushing, Oklahoma, where oil traded in New York is delivered,
plunged 5.7 percent, the June 27 report showed.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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