Brent crude stays above $101 after four day losing streak
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After four days of decline, oil prices are rising again: What awaits drivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina? - Speculations about the possibility of talks between the United States of America and Iran are being monitored in particular
Oil prices have risen somewhat after the losses of the past few days. The price of a barrel (159 litres) of crude oil from the reference Brent variety from the North Sea for delivery in November last increased in early trade on Tuesday by almost 1.4 percent to 101.71 US dollars (88.52 euros). At the start of the week, the oil prices were the fourth trading day [...]
The price of a barrel (159 litres) of crude oil of the reference Brent variety from the North Sea for delivery in November last increased by almost 1.4 percent in early trade on Tuesday to 101.71 US dollars (88.52 euros). At the start of the week, the oil prices had fallen the fourth trading day in a row. At times, the Brent price fell below the 100 US dollars mark.
Oil prices rose slightly on Tuesday after several days of decline. Brent crude climbed to $100.57, while WTI reached $95.80. The market is monitoring developments regarding US-Iran talks and tensions in the Middle East.
Oil prices rose slightly on Tuesday after several days of decline. Brent crude climbed to $100.57, while WTI reached $95.80.
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