Unexpected China demand, output cuts behind surge in oil prices

Inflation fears grow as futures flirt with $100 per barrel

YUTA KOGA, Nikkei staff writer

TOKYO -- The recent run-up in crude oil prices has resulted from a reduced international supply and unexpectedly strong demand in China, fueling fears of a resurgence in global inflation.

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