Crude oil prices are edging up on Monday morning as a weaker dollar boosted demand for contracts, with investors eying indicators on the US economy ahead of a key Federal Reserve policy meeting, said players.
The front month contract for Brent crude North Sea oil was last seen USD 0.19 firmer at USD 78.40/bbl, while the WTI contract on Nymex was last dealt USD 0.06 higher at USD 73.72/bbl.
The dollar dropped to USD 1.3073 per euro as of 05:41 GMT from USD 1.3050 in New York on Friday, when it slid to USD 1.3159, the weakest level since August 11.
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