(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil was little changed in New
York after rising to a 10-month high yesterday on speculation U.S.
refiners may strain to restore summer gasoline supplies.
A July 5 Energy Department report will probably show U.S.
oil stockpiles were unchanged last week after a month of gains,
as refiners increased operating rates to make more gasoline,
according to a Bloomberg News survey of nine analysts. Refinery
rates may reach 90 percent for the first time in five weeks.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
York after rising to a 10-month high yesterday on speculation U.S.
refiners may strain to restore summer gasoline supplies.
A July 5 Energy Department report will probably show U.S.
oil stockpiles were unchanged last week after a month of gains,
as refiners increased operating rates to make more gasoline,
according to a Bloomberg News survey of nine analysts. Refinery
rates may reach 90 percent for the first time in five weeks.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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