US crude falls to weekly low following refinery disruption
Published Fri, Jan 23, 2015 · 03:35 PM
[NEW YORK] US crude fell to US$45.35 on Friday, the lowest since the middle of last week, following news that a crude oil distillation unit in BP's 413,500 barrel a day Whiting, Indiana, refinery was shut down on Thursday night.
US crude fell 49 cents to trade at US$45.83 at 9:27am EST (1427 GMT). Global Brent was trading up at US$48.81, a climb of 30 cents.
REUTERS
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