London (Reuters)
Oil charges rose about a dollar yesterday, supported by indications of improving upon fuel need, but gains were being restricted as the industry was waiting for assistance from the head of the Federal Reserve (the Central Lender of the United States) on the matter. to anticipations of a fee hike. At 10:51 GMT, Brent crude futures were being up $ 1.53, or 1.54 percent, to $ 100.87 a barrel. West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose $ 1.20, or 1.3 per cent, to $ 93.72 a barrel. The two crude oils fell by all-around two bucks a barrel yesterday, but are on track to attain weekly gains of about four p.c for Brent and 3 percent for US crude.
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