(Bloomberg) -- North Sea dated Brent crude extended
gains because of reduced cargo availability in June.
So-called dated Brent for loading within 15 days rose to a
premium of 50 cents above cargoes for loading in July. That
works out at $71.67 a barrel compared with $71.05 last night,
according to Bloomberg calculations from PVM data.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
gains because of reduced cargo availability in June.
So-called dated Brent for loading within 15 days rose to a
premium of 50 cents above cargoes for loading in July. That
works out at $71.67 a barrel compared with $71.05 last night,
according to Bloomberg calculations from PVM data.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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