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U.S. Oil Prices Rise Back Above $100 a Barrel

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U.S. crude oil prices rose for the seventh consecutive trading session Friday to end at their highest point in a month as escalating tensions in the Mideast rattled traders. West…

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U.S. Oil Prices Rise Back Above $100 a Barrel

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