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New recession fears drive oil higher

RENEWED fears of a US recession have helped push world oil prices to fresh highs this week.

Francine Pennington

New recession fears drive oil higher

A barrel of Singapore's Tapis crude peaked at $US104 on Wednesday, before settling down to $102.33 at the close of trading yesterday. Conversely, New York's West Texas Intermediate crude shot up $3...

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