| From Heatingoil.com: As the price of crude has risen steadily over the last three months, stretching toward the $100-per-barrel mark, concern among economists has grown that rising prices could hinder the fragile recovery of the global economy.
While there is little cause for concern at the moment, the price of crude and the growth of the world’s damaged economies are locked in a race—and if oil prices prove to outpace economic growth, consumers of petroleum products and, by extension, national economies around the world, could suffer..............................................Full Article: Source
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