Healthier Q2-09 company results helped boost investor optimism, pushing up oil prices past US$64 a barrel in Asia. Better than expected earnings from Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Intel Corp. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. alleviated some investor doubts about the chances of a US economic recovery this year.
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