Crude Oil Futures Rise; Brent Briefly Rises Above $115/Barrel – Wall Street Journal
Updated: 2013-01-31 07:27:33
FX EmpireCrude Oil Futures Rise; Brent Briefly Rises Above $115/BarrelWall Street JournalCrude-oil futures are mixed in Asian trading Thursday as a recent rally briefly pushed Brent above $115 a barrel to its highest level since mid-October. On the New...

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