VOL. XLVII
No 18
03-May-2004
OIL PRICES
Crude Prices Rise Again On Middle East Tensions And Gasoline Squeeze
Crude prices rose last week, with WTI nearing and Brent setting 13-year highs, as continuing hostilities in Iraq fed concerns over a supply disruption, and the US gasoline squeeze continued to boost demand for WTI and other light sweet crudes. A meeting of US government agencies and industry representatives on 22 April decided against relaxing sulfur limits on imported gasoline, thus...
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