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Oil prices rose on Wednesday after inventory data showed a big drop in U.S. crude stocks although gains were capped by concerns over fuel demand with mounting global COVID-19 cases. Brent crude was up by 31 cents, at $44.74 a barrel, its highest close since March. U.S. WTI Crude was up by 26 cents, at $41.96 a barrel, its highest close since late July.
