Oil prices rose yesterday with traders shifting
money into crude futures as the dollar weakened and on concerns that new U.S.
sanctions against Iran could be extended to affect crude supplies.
But markets were held back by more signs of
growing U.S. production and by worries that import demand in China could slow.
International Brent crude futures were
trading at $57.01 per barrel at 0620 GMT, up 20 cents from their last close.
U.S West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures
were up 19 cents at $54.02 a barrel.
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