(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil fell in New York after a
strike in Nigeria was settled, easing concerns about supply
disruptions from Africa's biggest oil producer.
Labor unions called off the four-day strike after the
government said it will restrict domestic fuel price rises and
review the sale of two state-owned oil refineries, Lumumba
Okugbawa, deputy general secretary of the Petroleum & Natural Gas
Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, said June 23.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
strike in Nigeria was settled, easing concerns about supply
disruptions from Africa's biggest oil producer.
Labor unions called off the four-day strike after the
government said it will restrict domestic fuel price rises and
review the sale of two state-owned oil refineries, Lumumba
Okugbawa, deputy general secretary of the Petroleum & Natural Gas
Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, said June 23.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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