Brent Selloff Deepens After Worst Week Since COVID; US Gas Prices Poised To Break Below $4
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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. Intraday Weekly Continued diplomatic signals outweighed a wave of regional violence over the weekend, including a Houthi missile strike on a Saudi Aramco office tower in Riyadh's financial district, tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, US forces disabling a vessel in the critical waterway, and US strikes on…
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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...
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