Oil prices are little changed from Thursday's close on Friday morning at around one-week highs after news that the US government was tightening sanctions against Iran sent prices higher, while a drop in Chinese growth is putting a lid on gains.
The front month contract for Brent North Sea crude oil was last seen changing hands at USD 100.99/bbl on the Ice platform, down USD 0.08 on Wednesday's close, while the WTI August contract last traded USD 0.03 higher at USD 86.10/bbl.
"Oil's caught in the middle, but prices haven't really moved that much,” one Asia-Pacific trader said.
Chi
Freitag, 13.07.2012, 08:16 Uhr
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