SINGAPORE: Oil prices were mixed in Asia on Wednesday as dealers await the US Federal Reserve’s latest policy statement while also tracking ongoing violence in crude producer Iraq.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for July delivery gained five cents to $106.41, while Brent crude for August eased 34 cents to $113.11 in afternoon trade.
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