(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil was little changed in New
York after rising to a nine-month high yesterday as attacks on
pumping stations in Nigeria underlined the risks to output in
Africa's biggest oil producer.
Chevron Corp. and Eni SpA yesterday reported attacks on
facilities in the West African nation, where the two main oil
unions plan to join an indefinite general strike. Workers have
been directed to take the broadest measures ever and oil output
will be affected, a senior union official said yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
York after rising to a nine-month high yesterday as attacks on
pumping stations in Nigeria underlined the risks to output in
Africa's biggest oil producer.
Chevron Corp. and Eni SpA yesterday reported attacks on
facilities in the West African nation, where the two main oil
unions plan to join an indefinite general strike. Workers have
been directed to take the broadest measures ever and oil output
will be affected, a senior union official said yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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