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The oil sector gains Wednesday came on a turbulent day for crude oil on commodities markets. The September crude contract closed up 45 cents to US$114.98 after swinging between $112.61 and US$117.03. $ b5 D7 ~. r5 C: Y
9 @* {/ C* Q6 g! h" uAvery Shenfeld, a senior economist at CIBC World Markets, said traders “seem to be focusing on the gasoline demand number within it and ignoring the very large buildup of crude oil on the week.
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The U.S. Energy Department said Wednesday crude inventories rose to a hefty 9.4 million barrels in the week ended Aug. 15. But Gasoline inventories shrank by a larger-than-expected 6.2 million barrels.
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As for the Gates-Buffet trip, Shenfeld said: “That’s a very popular trip for all sorts of people to take (in the investment community).”
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“People who are interested in the future of oil in North America have trekked up to the oilsands to see what they look like.”
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+ F! L. }$ Q+ Y" S" ~, I* u7 [+ hBill Harris, energy and mining specialist at Avenue Investment Management in Toronto, said the world fuel supply situation had more of an impact on the oilpatch trading than the oilsands tour.
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' h& W j1 |4 m' c7 M0 S/ ?“Everybody thought the oil price was coming down and the oil market is relatively tight,” said Harris. “We’re just having a bounce back because everything was insanely negative two days ago.”
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Among other major Canadian oilsands operators to gain on the TSX, Suncor Inc. (TSX:SU) gained $3.62 to $59.89, a jump of 6.4 per cent, on the Toronto Stock Exchange. * |; a: b3 g7 o' r
: G$ f" ]3 y3 D/ e! K) L/ P3 FEnCana Corp, (TSX:ECA) rose $3.85 to $76.12, a gain of 5.3 per cent in trading of 4.3 million shares. 0 a/ a* }: N4 V# N# x" A: ?
S9 f) a$ A% D# Y' HCanadian Oil Sands Trust, the biggest partner in the world’s largest oilsands project, Syncrude, gained $1.42 to $50.26, up about three per cent in trading of 1.8 million shares.
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- A9 p3 O+ N! H* TPetro-Canada (TSX:PCA), meanwhile, traded at $46.45, up $1.28 or almost three per cent, on more than two million shares. Its oilsands properties include the MacKay River in situ project.
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And Nexen Inc. (TSX:NXY), which is developing its Long Lake project in the Athabasca oilsands region, rose $1.93 to $33,10, a gain of six per cent on a volume of 4.1 million shares. |
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