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Oil prices rise to more than one-month high

Brent crude reportedly reached its highest level since August 25, while gasoline and oil prices in Vietnam also rose sharply. The reports indicate a stronger move than the previously noted one-week high.

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A sustained oil-price increase can raise fuel, transport and broader consumer costs.

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