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On June 4, New York's main oil futures contract, light sweet crude for July delivery, shed 2.01 dollars to close at 122.30 dollars a barrel. Prices tumbled after the US government's Energy Information Administration said American gasoline (petrol) reserves increased 2.9 million barrels in the week ending May 30. That beat market expectations for a gain of just 825,000 barrels and pointed towards slowing demand in the world's biggest energy consuming nation as consumers recoil from high gasoline prices.
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it's up more than $15 in the last 2 days. imo, the price looks more like being controlled and it shouldn't stay in its height until june 13.