U.S. oil futures eked out a gain on Thursday to hold ground at their highest settlement in about two weeks after official U.S. data reveal a third weekly fall in domestic crude inventories.
Global benchmark Brent crude, however, finished a bit lower, with oil prices, overall, having been mostly stuck in a tight trading range since early June, on the back of persistent worries over demand from China and the global economic outlook.
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