Oil markets experienced a real rollercoaster this Monday, setting off alarms for global investors once again. After jumping to 2022 levels, touching 119.50 dollars and recording its largest intraday rise ever, a barrel of Brent closed up more than 6.5%, hovering around 99 dollars. Brent, ...
After climbing to 2022 highs, oil trades back below 100 dollars
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