(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil fell from a nine-month high
on concern that interest rates may increase leading to slower
fuel demand growth and as Cyclone Gonu weakened after threatening
the Persian Gulf.
U.S. Treasury 10-year notes are poised for their biggest
weekly decline in more than a year on concern economic growth and
inflation will encourage central banks to raise interest rates.
Gonu is dissipating after sweeping across coastal Oman and Iran.
Oman's ports, including its oil-export terminal at Mina al-Fahal,
opened today for partial operations, Gulf Agency Co. reported.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
on concern that interest rates may increase leading to slower
fuel demand growth and as Cyclone Gonu weakened after threatening
the Persian Gulf.
U.S. Treasury 10-year notes are poised for their biggest
weekly decline in more than a year on concern economic growth and
inflation will encourage central banks to raise interest rates.
Gonu is dissipating after sweeping across coastal Oman and Iran.
Oman's ports, including its oil-export terminal at Mina al-Fahal,
opened today for partial operations, Gulf Agency Co. reported.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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