July 4, 2018
Source: Reuters

Oil prices climbing uphill

Be it the Syncrude power outage, tightening US fuel inventories, or the looming sanctions on Iran, oil prices have enough backs to climb on. WTI crude futures CLc1 were up 0.6%, priced at $74.60 a barrel, compared with their last settlement. WTI hit its highest since 2014 at $75.27/barrel, yesterday. Brent crude futures LCOc1 were traded at $78.10 per barrel, up 0.4%, from their last close.

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