(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil was little changed near a
two-week high in New York after rising yesterday on risks to
supplies from the Middle East and Nigeria.
Oman evacuated about 7,000 people from coastal areas in the
path of a cyclone heading toward the coast, Agence-France Presse
reported. Brent crude oil climbed to $70.40 a barrel yesterday on
the risk to tankers operating in the Gulf and the threat of
further strikes in Nigeria, Africa's biggest producer.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
two-week high in New York after rising yesterday on risks to
supplies from the Middle East and Nigeria.
Oman evacuated about 7,000 people from coastal areas in the
path of a cyclone heading toward the coast, Agence-France Presse
reported. Brent crude oil climbed to $70.40 a barrel yesterday on
the risk to tankers operating in the Gulf and the threat of
further strikes in Nigeria, Africa's biggest producer.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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