(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil traded little changed in New
York, near a nine-month high, on concern the U.S. won't have enough
gasoline to meet the summer's peak demand.
A report yesterday showed gasoline stockpiles fell 749,000
barrels last week after imports plunged to a 10-week low. The
decline left gasoline levels 4.4 percent below their five-year
average. Daily demand remained near the nine-month high reported
the week before.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
York, near a nine-month high, on concern the U.S. won't have enough
gasoline to meet the summer's peak demand.
A report yesterday showed gasoline stockpiles fell 749,000
barrels last week after imports plunged to a 10-week low. The
decline left gasoline levels 4.4 percent below their five-year
average. Daily demand remained near the nine-month high reported
the week before.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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