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Gasoline Explodes (Literally); Oil Languishes On “No Deal”

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Crude may be having a hard time finding its footing thanks to a decisively indecisive OPEC, but gasoline is on a tear thanks to another "incident" in Alabama. Less than two months after a spill cut supplies to large swaths of the Southeast, an explosion just a mile down the road closed the Colonial pipeline, triggering a sharp spike in RBOB: Here are some visuals from the blast which killed one worker and injured five more: https://www.bloomberg.com/api/embed/iframe?id=a55a84ad-dcd2-4dfe-b
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