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WASHINGTON -- Oil prices advanced to their highest level in a month Monday, surpassing $46 a barrel, as supply constraints in the United States and Russia piqued the nerves of a market already edgy about the world's limited production capabilities and rising demand.
Cash-strapped Russian oil giant Yukos said it would halt some oil exports to China, while U.S. petroleum inventories are expected to decline again this week due to production, refining and shipping delays caused by Hurricane Ivan.See the full content of this document
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Oil Prices Highest in a Month
Neither factor is itself a punishing blow to the global supply chain, analysts...
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