Crude oil fell, heading for its first monthly decline since January, after revisions to U.S. data showed the economy shrank more than estimated in the recession. Oil is set for its first weekly decline in three weeks after a surprise 5.15 million barrel jump in U.S. crude inventories was reported by the Energy Department. Japan, the world’s third largest oil consumer, said crude imports plunged for a ninth consecutive month in June. “The low $70s has become the ceiling for oil prices, as at this point they begin to weigh on equity markets,” Christopher Bellew, senior broker at Bache Commodities Ltd. in London.....Complete Story
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