(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil pared early gains after rising
above $65 a barrel in New York amid concern the U.S. won't have
enough gasoline when the summer driving season starts next week.
Gasoline supplies fell 7.5 percent below their five-year
average during the week ended May 11, according to the U.S. Energy
Department. ConocoPhillips and Murphy Oil Corp. shut refinery units
for repairs last week, raising concern over supplies.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
above $65 a barrel in New York amid concern the U.S. won't have
enough gasoline when the summer driving season starts next week.
Gasoline supplies fell 7.5 percent below their five-year
average during the week ended May 11, according to the U.S. Energy
Department. ConocoPhillips and Murphy Oil Corp. shut refinery units
for repairs last week, raising concern over supplies.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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