(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil fell from a nine-month high
in New York on expectations that U.S. fuel stockpiles increased.
Gasoline supplies rose 1.44 million barrels in the week
ended June 15, according to the median of 10 responses in a
Bloomberg News survey. Analysts were split over whether crude-oil
inventories rose or fell. Crude-oil prices often follow gasoline
during the driving season, which lasts from Memorial Day weekend
in late May to Labor Day in early September.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
in New York on expectations that U.S. fuel stockpiles increased.
Gasoline supplies rose 1.44 million barrels in the week
ended June 15, according to the median of 10 responses in a
Bloomberg News survey. Analysts were split over whether crude-oil
inventories rose or fell. Crude-oil prices often follow gasoline
during the driving season, which lasts from Memorial Day weekend
in late May to Labor Day in early September.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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