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Oil Prices Up on Nigerian Strike Threat

Monday, June 18, 2007 5:38:55 PM
By JOHN WILEN

Danny Mejia pumps gas at a 76 gas station in Los Angeles, Thursday, June 14, 2007.  Oil prices were down slightly Friday, June 15, 2007 after reaching a nine-month high overnight on worries that the U.S. refining industry can't meet peak summer gasoline demand. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)NEW YORK (AP) - Oil closed above $69 a barrel, a nine-month high, and gasoline futures also rose Monday after Nigerian oil unions called a strike for this week.

Retail gas prices, meanwhile, continued their decline despite analyst predictions Friday that they would fall no further.

Nigerian oil unions called a general nationwide strike to begin Wednesday in protest of a government price hike on automobile fuel. Also supporting energy prices were attacks on two Nigerian oil facilities by angry villagers and gunmen, which cut oil output.


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