(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil was little changed after a jump in U.S. refining trimmed the nation's oil stockpiles and stalled a three-day decline in prices yesterday.
Refinery operating rates rose 2 percentage points to 90.4 percent of capacity last week, the highest since Jan. 5, and six-times the increase forecast by analysts. Gasoline rose after the report showed stockpiles of the motor-fuel fell more than forecast even as production increased and demand eased.
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