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Investment groups soak up price dips

OIL is back above US$55 per barrel as big-money investment funds bet on rapid global demand growth keeping world oil supplies stretched throughout this year.

Investment groups soak up price dips

US light crude futures for May delivery jumped US$2.15 to US$55.20 per barrel on Thursday, while North Sea Brent crude leaped US$1.78 to US$53.00 per barrel, the highest level in 17 years of trade on the...

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