Brent Selloff Deepens After Worst Week Since COVID; US Gas Prices Poised To Break Below $4
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Oil expanded its biggest weekly fall since April 2020, while diplomatic efforts to end the war in the Middle East continued, despite new attacks in the region. Brent, a world reference, fell to around $97 per barrel after losing more than 16% of the oil [...] Brent's entry drops to $97, its biggest weekly collapse since 2020 in the face of expectations of an agreement with Iran was first published in Hispanic Post.
The decline in oil prices increased on Monday night, and Brent loses more than 4%.
Brent Selloff Deepens After Worst Week Since COVID; US Gas Prices Poised To Break Below $4
Brent Selloff Deepens After Worst Week Since COVID; US Gas Prices Poised To Break Below $4 Brent crude futures dipped into the $93-a-barrel handle early Monday morning, extending last week's selloff, the largest weekly decline since April 2020, while WTI traded near $87.37 a barrel. IntradayWeeklyContinued diplomatic signals outweighed a wave of regional violence over the weekend, including a Houthi missile strike on a Saudi Aramco office tower …
Crude extends losses as Iran diplomacy outweighs shipping risks
(Oil & Gas 360) – Oil prices fell sharply Monday, November 9, as President Donald Trump indicated that additional U.S. military strikes against Iran were unlikely while diplomatic negotiations continued, reinforcing expectations that recovering Middle Eastern petroleum exports could ease global supply pressures. Brent crude futures declined $5.05, or 5.2%, to $93.27 per barrel during Monday’s trading, while West Texas Intermediate fell $4.12, or…
World oil prices went down sharply on November 9, the cost of futures on the North Sea Brent mixture for the first time since September 1 has dropped below $93 per barrel, based on data from the London ICE Exchange.
World oil prices fall by 5 per cent, the cost of the Brent barrel has fallen below $93 for the first time since the beginning of September, according to the sales data.
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