Oil above $61 despite uncertain demand
George Jahn Associated Press Writer
Oil prices rebounded to above $61 July 9, recouping some losses after tumbling 17 percent since the previous week.
But rising U.S. gasoline inventories suggested crude demand remains weak, fueling expectations that prices would resume their slide.
Benchmark crude for August delivery was up $1.15 to....
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