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Stock indexes in Europe were all higher, led by gains of more than 1 percent in Germany and London. "Today, it seems that the market sentiment has strongly improved," said a report from Sucden Research in London. "However, trading conditions are likely to remain quite volatile and nervous in the energy market, as uncertainty remains on the table." In other Nymex trading in September contracts, heating oil added 2.56 cents to $2.0144 a gallon and gasoline rose 2.66 cents to $1.9509 a gallon. Natural gas was higher by 1.4 cent at $4.242 per 1,000 cubic feet on the Nymex. In London, Brent crude was up $1.04 at $76.67 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.
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