Oil prices were steady above $63 a barrel Thursday as investors looked to a weekly U.S. inventory report for signs crude demand may be recovering and after OPEC announced, as expected, that it would not cut production levels.
Oil stable as OPEC decides to not cut outputCourtesy Newsvine - business Thu, 05/28/2009 - 07:22
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