U.S. crude oil (NYSE: OIL) futures rose on Friday as the dollar weakened due to an unexpected dip in U.S. jobs, further raising expectations of easier money policies from the Federal Reserve to help lift the struggling economy.
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-Saudi Arabia, OPEC's top crude exporter, will supply full contracted volumes of crude oil in November to at least two term buyers in northeast Asia, steady with October levels, traders with the refiners said on Monday.
-Enbridge Inc's 670,000 barrel per day (bpd) Pipeline 6A was back in operation on Sunday after a sleeve was placed a portion of the pipe in Wisconsin to prevent a leak, said a company spokesman.
