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Oil climbs above $75 as
 world demand grows

NEW YORK — Oil rose slightly yesterday, inching over $75 a barrel despite a stronger dollar, in seesaw trade inspired by gains on Wall Street due to positive job numbers and news of a rescue plan for Greece. US crude for March delivery rose 67 cents to $75.19 a barrel by 12:51 pm EST (17:51 GMT). London Brent crude rose 79 cents to $73.33. “Basically, prices were following the dollar earlier and then when equities started to rally, that brought in some buying,” said Peter Beutel, president, Cameron Hanover, New Canaan, Connecticut.

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