Crude Eases as Refiners Under Gun

September 26, 2005

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Crude oil slipped toward $65 on Tuesday after Saudi Arabia said there were no takers for OPEC’s spare barrels with hurricane-battered U.S. refineries still closed and a strike at one of Europe’s biggest plants.

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