(Reuters) - London Brent crude for August delivery, currently seen as more representative of the global market, rose 23 cents to $71.70 a barrel by 0153 GMT, after gaining 11 cents on Friday when it hit a 10-month high.
U.S. crude for July steadied at $68.00 after climbing 5 percent last week, while U.S. gasoline futures continued to rise to lead oil market gains after data last week showed stockpiles of the motor fuel in the United States unexpectedly failed to build.
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U.S. crude for July steadied at $68.00 after climbing 5 percent last week, while U.S. gasoline futures continued to rise to lead oil market gains after data last week showed stockpiles of the motor fuel in the United States unexpectedly failed to build.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
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