US crude tops 2-yr high as Keystone outage hits supply
US West Texas Intermediate crude futures hit $58.92 a barrel, their highest since July 2015
 "An oil rig drilling a well at sunrise, owned by Parsley Energy Inc near Midland, Texas, US. (File photo: Reuters)")
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An oil rig drilling a well at sunrise, owned by Parsley Energy Inc. near Midland, Texas (US) | Photo: Reuters
US oil prices hit their highest levels in more than two years on Friday after the continued shutdown of a key pipeline running from Canada to the United States was expected to reduce supply into a major storage facility.
US West Texas Intermediate crude futures hit $58.92 a barrel, their highest since July 2015, before easing to trade up 79 cents on the day at $58.81.
US West Texas Intermediate crude futures hit $58.92 a barrel, their highest since July 2015, before easing to trade up 79 cents on the day at $58.81.