(EnergyAsia, August 5) — As July came to a close, oil futures prices jumped right back up above the US$60 a barrel level. It was more or less the same type of stories that brought buyers back to the market: the closure of two US refineries as a result of fire, China’s revaluation of its…

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(EnergyAsia, August 2) — As July came to a close, oil futures prices jumped right back up above the US$60 a barrel level. It was more or less the same type of stories that brought buyers back to the market: the closure of two US refineries as a result of fire, China’s revaluation of its…

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