(Reuters) - Oil held steady around $73 a barrel after briefly marking a new 10-month high on Thursday, as dealers waited for weekly U.S. oil inventory data expected to show little change in crude or fuel stocks.
London Brent crude currently seen as more representative of global oil prices, eased 6 cents to $72.99 a barrel at 0604 GMT, after having traded as high as $73.32, the highest front-month price since late August.
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London Brent crude currently seen as more representative of global oil prices, eased 6 cents to $72.99 a barrel at 0604 GMT, after having traded as high as $73.32, the highest front-month price since late August.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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