Oil prices edged down on Friday after another rally that came on the back of the first drop in US stockpiles for six months as well as a weaker dollar.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for June delivery fell three cents to $59.60 a barrel, while Brent for June eased 18 cents to $66.60. However, trading was quiet with most Asian markets closed for public holidays.
On Thursday WTI jumped $1.05 and Brent gained 94 cents.
The latest jump came after Wednesday’s US Department of Energy inventory report, which showed a 500,000 barrel drop in petroleum stocks to 61.7 million barrels at the key Cushing, Oklahoma trading hub.
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