Oil prices moved up on the back of heightened tension in Iraq, with European gas prices and the paper coal market also bullish.
Oil prices moved up on Thursday largely on the back of rising geopolitical concerns in the Middle East. A key export pipeline in Southern Iraq was blown up by insurgents, which is expected to reduce substantially the 1.6m barrels a day of crude oil that the country exports. In New York, May West Texas Intermediate settled up USD 1.68 to USD 107.58, while in London the Brent front month o
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