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Oil prices up sharply in Asia on hurricane threat (AFP)

The Murphy Oil refinery burns in New Orleans, Louisiana on September 2. World oil prices rebounded sharply from five-month lows in Asian trade on worries that Hurricane Ike will threaten production facilities in the US Gulf Coast.(AFP/File/Matthew Hinton)AFP - World oil prices rebounded sharply from five-month lows in Asian trade Monday on worries that Hurricane Ike will threaten production facilities in the US Gulf Coast, analysts said.

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