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[Title] => Tropical storm Karl hits Mexico's Yucatan
[Summary] => A strong Tropical Storm Karl made landfall on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula on yesterday, hitting a sparsely populated stretch of Caribbean coast, while two Category 4 hurricanes roared further out in the Atlantic.
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[Title] => Oil prices climb amid markets recovery
[Summary] => NEW YORK (AFP) - World oil prices advanced yesterday as calmer global financial markets eased concerns about weaker economic growth that would dampen energy demand, traders said.
New York's main oil futures contract, light sweet crude for delivery in October, closed up 57 cents at 69.83 dollars per barrel.
On Wednesday, New York crude had dipped to 68.63 dollars, its lowest point since June 27, following news of a shock weekly increase in crude oil reserves in the United States.
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[Title] => Crude oil prices higher in Asian trade as financial markets recover
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SINGAPORE (AFP) - Oil prices were higher in Asian trade Thursday as global financial markets recovered, easing concerns of faltering economic growth which could lead to lower demand for crude, dealers said.
At 10:50 am (0250 GMT), New York's main contract, light sweet crude for October delivery rose 31 cents to 69.57 US dollars from 69.26 in late US trades Wednesday.
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[Title] => Hurricane Dean pounds Mexico for a second time
[Summary] => NAUTLA, Mexico (AFP) - Hurricane Dean on Wednesday hit Mexico for a second time in two days, blasting the eastern state of Veracruz before weakening into a tropical storm that still threatened to trigger dangerous floods and mudslides.
Dean was little more than a shadow of the monster storm that roared onto Mexico's Caribbean coast on Tuesday, but authorities worried that vast areas along its inland track remained at risk from swelling rivers and possible landslides.
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[Title] => Oil prices fall on surprise jump in US crude reserves
[Summary] => LONDON (AFP) - World oil prices fell yesterday as traders reacted to a shock increase in crude reserves in the United States, which is the world's biggest energy consumer.
Prices also pushed lower as Hurricane Dean spared major US energy production facilities in the Gulf of Mexico.
New York's main futures contract, light sweet crude for delivery in October, sank 66 cents to 68.91 dollars per barrel after falling as low as 68.63 dollars -- which was last seen on June 27.
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[Title] => Weakened Hurricane Dean set for second Mexico landfall
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NAUTLA, Mexico (AFP) - More than 10,000 people were ordered to evacuate threatened areas along the oil-rich Gulf of Mexico yesterday, just hours before Hurricane Dean was expected to make a second landfall in Mexico.
While the once-deadly hurricane packed only a fraction of the punch it had when it slammed ashore on Mexico's Caribbean coast, authorities worried about the risk of flooding and mudslides in the state of Veracruz.
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[Title] => Oil prices rebound in Asian trade as Dean spares US energy facilities
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SINGAPORE (AFP) - Crude oil prices were firmer in Asian trade Wednesday on bargain hunting after overnight falls on easing concerns as vital US energy facilities were spared from Hurricane Dean's fury, dealers said.
At 11:00 am (0300 GMT), New York's main contract, light sweet crude for October delivery rose 29 cents to 69.86 US dollars from 69.57 in late US trades Tuesday.
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New York's main oil futures contract, light sweet crude for delivery in October, closed up 57 cents at 69.83 dollars per barrel.
On Wednesday, New York crude had dipped to 68.63 dollars, its lowest point since June 27, following news of a shock weekly increase in crude oil reserves in the United States.
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SINGAPORE (AFP) - Oil prices were higher in Asian trade Thursday as global financial markets recovered, easing concerns of faltering economic growth which could lead to lower demand for crude, dealers said.
At 10:50 am (0250 GMT), New York's main contract, light sweet crude for October delivery rose 31 cents to 69.57 US dollars from 69.26 in late US trades Wednesday.
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[Title] => Hurricane Dean pounds Mexico for a second time
[Summary] => NAUTLA, Mexico (AFP) - Hurricane Dean on Wednesday hit Mexico for a second time in two days, blasting the eastern state of Veracruz before weakening into a tropical storm that still threatened to trigger dangerous floods and mudslides.
Dean was little more than a shadow of the monster storm that roared onto Mexico's Caribbean coast on Tuesday, but authorities worried that vast areas along its inland track remained at risk from swelling rivers and possible landslides.
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Prices also pushed lower as Hurricane Dean spared major US energy production facilities in the Gulf of Mexico.
New York's main futures contract, light sweet crude for delivery in October, sank 66 cents to 68.91 dollars per barrel after falling as low as 68.63 dollars -- which was last seen on June 27.
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While the once-deadly hurricane packed only a fraction of the punch it had when it slammed ashore on Mexico's Caribbean coast, authorities worried about the risk of flooding and mudslides in the state of Veracruz.
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At 11:00 am (0300 GMT), New York's main contract, light sweet crude for October delivery rose 29 cents to 69.86 US dollars from 69.57 in late US trades Tuesday.
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