Mexico City at rush hour. A rise in car ownership is increasing the demand for oil in Mexico. Credit...Luis J. Jimenez for The New York Times The economies of many big oil-exporting countries are growing so fast that their need for energy within their borders is crimping how much they can sell abroad, adding new strains to the global oil market. Experts say the sharp growth, if it continues, means
Global oil prices have surged to fresh highs after increased tensions between Turkey and Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq and concerns over production. In New York, US light, sweet crude soared by $2.44 to settle at a record $86.13 while Brent crude added $2.20 to finish at $82.75. Analysts said the rises followed reports that Turkish forces had shelled an Iraqi border village overnight. Separately
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