(Reuters) - Oil prices eased on Wednesday, as gasoline inventories in the United States were expected to rise for the sixth week to soothe fuel supply concerns, though forecasts for strong demand limited losses.
London Brent crude, currently seen as more representative of the global market, was down 18 cents at $68.61 a barrel by 0409 GMT, extending a 77 cent drop on Tuesday. Brent's July contract expires on Thursday.
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London Brent crude, currently seen as more representative of the global market, was down 18 cents at $68.61 a barrel by 0409 GMT, extending a 77 cent drop on Tuesday. Brent's July contract expires on Thursday.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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