(Reuters) - Oil rose further above $66 a barrel on Friday, pushed higher by low U.S. gasoline stocks in the run up to the summer driving season in the world's top consumer.
Prices fell the previous day after the release of several foreign workers seized in Nigeria's restive oil-producing Niger Delta allayed concerns over further supply disruptions.
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