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Montreal, Quebec, February 10, 2011– Hilbroy Advisory Inc. (DeutcheBörse: 2H0) Hilbroy Advisory Reports        : Brent crude stayed above $100 today, supported by the ongoing tension in Egypt and tighter North Sea supplies, in contrast to higher crude stockpile in the United States, causing the spread between the benchmark prices to stay wide.

ICE Brent fell 13 cents to $101.69 a barrel at 0740 GMT, while US crude for March slipped 4 cents to $86.67 a barrel.

The spread between the two benchmark were at $15.01 a barrel, narrowing from a record high of $15.41 a barrel.

But as pro-democracy protesters consolidated a new encampment around Cairo's parliament building, the White House again said that Egyptian ministers must do more to meet the demands of demonstrators, who want an immediate end to Mr Mubarak's 30 years of one-man rule and sweeping legislative changes.

Four people were killed and several suffered gunshot wounds in clashes between security forces and some 3,000 protesters in a desert province far from Cairo on Tuesday and yesterday.

It appeared to be the most serious such clash with official forces since January 28th, when police all but disappeared from Egyptian streets after they had beaten, tear gassed and fired on protesters.

The spread between the two crude oil benchmarks will likely stay wide apart for some time as the tension in Egypt and tighter European supplies will drive Brent prices up at a much faster pace versus WTI.

Output from the four benchmark North Sea crude oil streams is due to fall in March to around 1.13 million barrels per day (bpd) from around 1.22 million bpd in February.

Brent, Forties, Oseberg and Ekofisk make up the North Sea BFOE crude oil benchmark, which is used to value around 20 million bpd of crude in the Atlantic basin, a figure equal to almost a quarter of daily world supply.

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