Oil prices gain on supply fears
Afp, London
World oil prices climbed on Wednesday on persistent worries about supplies, linked to developments in the Middle East and Nigeria, while traders awaited the latest weekly snapshot of US crude stocks. Dealers noted that hopes of healthy US data were capping price gains ahead of the US Department of Energy's stockpiles report. New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in April, added 56 cents to 61.97 dollars per barrel in electronic deals. In London, the price of Brent North Sea crude for April delivery also won 56 cents to 62.32 dollars per barrel.
|
|
