(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil traded near a 10-month high
in New York on concern renewed violence in Nigeria and refinery
breakdowns may restrict U.S. fuel supplies.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc said five expatriate contractors were
abducted from a rig in Nigeria, where militant groups this week
ended a one-month truce with the government. A U.S. government
report today will probably show the nation's gasoline stockpiles
remained below average as rising demand and plant faults hamper
refiners' efforts to store fuel.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
in New York on concern renewed violence in Nigeria and refinery
breakdowns may restrict U.S. fuel supplies.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc said five expatriate contractors were
abducted from a rig in Nigeria, where militant groups this week
ended a one-month truce with the government. A U.S. government
report today will probably show the nation's gasoline stockpiles
remained below average as rising demand and plant faults hamper
refiners' efforts to store fuel.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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