Oil prices recoup as US Gulf Coast restarts

The US gasoline prices hit a two-year high above USD 2 a gallon on Thursday, but on Friday, as two refineries began to restart, the “crack spread” — the difference between crude oil and gasoline prices - fell nearly 11%. Gasoline for September delivery settled up 25.52 cents, or 13.5%, at USD 2.1399 per gallon on the last day of trading in the contract. US gasoline futures for October delivery were down 2% at USD 1.74 per gallon at 2:25 pm ET.
The US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was down 8 cents at USD 47.15 per barrel. The contract rebounded 2.8% on Thursday but is still heading for a weekly decline of 1.9%. The new Brent contract for November delivery was down 26 cents at USD 52.60 barrel. The contract for October, which expired on Thursday, closed up USD 1.52 at USD 52.38.
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