(Bloomberg) -- Crude oil was little changed in New
York after stalling near a one-year high yesterday on signs U.S.
fuel production will be sufficient to meet summer demand.
An Energy Department report tomorrow will probably show
gasoline stockpiles rose as refiners increased operating rates
for a sixth week, according to a Bloomberg News survey. Above-
average oil inventories probably fell for a fourth week. Oil, up
20 percent the past two months, reached $77.33 yesterday, the
highest intraday price since Aug. 9.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
York after stalling near a one-year high yesterday on signs U.S.
fuel production will be sufficient to meet summer demand.
An Energy Department report tomorrow will probably show
gasoline stockpiles rose as refiners increased operating rates
for a sixth week, according to a Bloomberg News survey. Above-
average oil inventories probably fell for a fourth week. Oil, up
20 percent the past two months, reached $77.33 yesterday, the
highest intraday price since Aug. 9.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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