Oil prices surged dramatically past $110 per barrel as concerns over US inventory drawdowns changed market sentiment. The International Energy Agency stated that energy markets would not recover next year. Refineries were encouraged to boost diesel production, while Beach Energy saw revenue reach record levels following a 9% growth in output.
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