Crude oil prices take a breather after hitting 2016 highs

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Crude futures pulled back from 2016 highs early on Thursday as traders locked in profits after April's sharp rally, but analysts said falling U.S. production and strong investor appetite could push prices higher.
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