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Northern winter and terror fears keep oil prices high

OIL prices are back up to about US$60 per barrel amid fears of renewed terrorism threats and concerns about United States fuels stocks as the northern winter takes hold.

This week’s rally has seen prices extended to their highest in about a month, despite signs that OPEC will decide to carry on pumping at near capacity when it meets in Kuwait on Monday. Prices first...

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