U.S. crude futures rose to a session high of $104.95 per barrel, the highest since mid-May. The move extends recent gains and reflects continued upward pressure on oil prices.
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Impact60
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Confidence90%
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US CRUDE FUTURES EXTENDED GAINS TO HIT A SESSION HIGH OF $104.95/BBL, HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE MID-MAY
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