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Oil prices hit year’s highest
NEW YORK. May 30: Oil fu ture* rallied Friday to their highest close of the year, wrapping up a week that saw trader* stunned by indication* that Saudi Arabia wants higher price* reports AP
Light sweet crude oil for delivery In July settled at 22.1 1 dollar per barrel, up 16 cent for the day and 1.17 dollar for the week, on the New York Mercantile Exchan r
The benchmark US crude began the trading week Tues day by soaring more than one dollar a barrel to 22 dollar after Gulf sources said Saudi Arabia. OPEC* biggest and ' moat influential member, was willing to let crude prkes rise this summer.
The Saudis have worked for year* to keep price* moderate, fearing that oil-consuming na Hon* would »eek alternative energy aource* If ol) became too expensive The kingdoms apparent policy reversal pus bed oil prices to a higher level, where they stayed all week
But not all trader* were convinced. The market weaved uncertainly Wednesday and Thursday, as traders wondered whether the big jump had been for real or an over re*c tton
By Friday afternoon, many player* decided price* wouldn't fall. *o they *tartcd buying a»»in
"We opened up very strong earlier In the ireek. and peo plc were looking at the po**l billty of a reversal and it never developed." said Ed Ryan, an oil broker at Dean Witter Reynold* Inc
Home healing oil future* soared to new high* for the year as contract* for delivery in June went expired Friday The US aupply of heating oil I* at it* lowest level In year*, and trader* have been buying It out of concern that stockpile* might not be replenished when the next heating *e**on roll* around
Heating oil for delivery In June settle at 60.50 cent a gal ton. up 0.54 cent.
"It's kind of a confusing market." said Peter Beu tel. an oil analyst at Pegaau* Econo metric Group Inc. tn Hoboken. NJ "A tot of people are shak Ing their head*, wondering why heating oil I* worth 60 cent here tn June. It wa* trad ing at 49 cent in January."
Unleaded gaaoline for delivery tn June *ettled at 65.91 cent a ^ton. up 0 68 cent For the week, heating oil ro*e 4 21 cent and gaaoline rose 1.97 cent.
Gasoline has been surprising traders by fagging lh< rest of the market, although the peak summer driving season I* arriving.
Natural ga* price* were higher Friday, with contract* for delivery in July settling at 1 625 dollar per 1,000 cubic feet, up 0.8 cent for the day and eight rent for the week.
In London. North Sea Brent Blend crude off for delivery in July settled at 20 79 dollar per barrel, up 13 cent for the day and 1 07 dollar for the week, at the International Petroleum Exchange