Oil slips from $82

World oil prices slid Thursday on profit-taking after soaring
overnight to 82 dollars per barrel, striking a one-year peak on the
back of sliding US energy reserves and the weak greenback, traders
said. New York's main contract, light sweet crude for December
delivery, fell 1.25 dollars to 80.12 dollars a barrel. The contract
had touched 82.00 dollars exactly on Wednesday -- a level last seen
in October 2008.