A SHARP fall in America's crude oil stockpile to its lowest level since October 1975 sent the price of US light crude to a 28-month high of US$36.20 a barrel yesterday.
Crude oil prices also remain supported by fears the US will lead a war on Iraq, which could disrupt that country's exports of two million barrels per day (bpd), as well as potentially affect its Gulf neighbours.
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