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Oil spikes as Norway lockout looms

Tehrān : Iran | Jul 09, 2012 at 2:14 PM PDT
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
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Crude futures have climbed to new session highs on worries of a potential shutdown of Norwegian production," said Addison Armstrong, senior director, market research at Tradition Energy. Weaker than expected Chinese inflation data and a report showing Japan's machinery orders fell at a record... FULL ARTICLE AT Sydney Morning Herald
 
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