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Crude oil surged the most in a month after U.S. payrolls climbed more than estimated and service industries expanded at a faster pace, bolstering optimism about economic strength in the world’s biggest crude-consuming country.
Crude oil futures rose 4.9 percent as payrolls gained 163,000 in July, Labor Department figures showed today in Washington. The Institute for Supply Management’s non-manufacturing index unexpectedly gained. Tropical Storm Ernesto may grow into a hurricane this weekend, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
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Crude oil gained in New York, erasing losses and trading below $80 a barrel for a fifth day as disruptions to Norway’s output and a possible shortfall from Iran offset concern that use is ebbing amid Europe’s debt woes.
CrudeFutures rose as much 0.5 percent after Norwegian fields closed in a labor dispute and as the European Union prepares additional sanctions on Iran’s energy industry. Iranian exports will fall “gradually” fall during maintenance on fields and reservoirs and as the EU embargo takes effect starting July 1, Deputy Oil Minister Ahmad Qalebani said yesterday. EU leaders will begin a two-day summit meeting tomorrow to address the bloc’s debt crisis.
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