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EU, US Increase Cooperation To Counter Disruptions Caused By Ukraine War
The European Union and the US agreed on Monday to cooperate more closely to counter disrupted supply of commodities and food due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Oil Prices Fall But Hold Above $100 A Barrel As Wild Gyrations In Crude Markets Continue
In another reflection of the wild gyrations in global crude markets, oil futures declined slightly after opening higher on Wednesday and having surged over 6% in the previous session.
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Oil Rises To Near $108, Paring Early Losses, On New Russian Sanctions' Threat
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, paring early losses, as the threat of new sanctions on Russia raised supply concerns, countering fears of weaker demand following a build in US crude stockpiles and China's extended lockdown.
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Crude Markets' See-Saw Continues, With Brent Oil Just Below $107 A Barrel
After losing nearly 1 per cent in the previous session on a strong dollar, a build-up in the US crude stockpile, and Shanghai's extended lockdown fuelled fears of slower demand; the benchmark Brent crude was last up about 25 cents at $106.90 per barrel.
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Global Markets' Turmoil To Continue, Early Indications Point To Risk Aversion
Financial markets brace for more turmoil this week as the Russia-Ukraine conflict shows little signs of easing. At the same time, European Union nations consider joining the US in a Russian oil embargo sanction.
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EU, US Increase Cooperation To Counter Disruptions Caused By Ukraine War
The European Union and the US agreed on Monday to cooperate more closely to counter disrupted supply of commodities and food due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Oil Prices Fall But Hold Above $100 A Barrel As Wild Gyrations In Crude Markets Continue
In another reflection of the wild gyrations in global crude markets, oil futures declined slightly after opening higher on Wednesday and having surged over 6% in the previous session.
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Oil Rises To Near $108, Paring Early Losses, On New Russian Sanctions' Threat
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, paring early losses, as the threat of new sanctions on Russia raised supply concerns, countering fears of weaker demand following a build in US crude stockpiles and China's extended lockdown.
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Crude Markets' See-Saw Continues, With Brent Oil Just Below $107 A Barrel
After losing nearly 1 per cent in the previous session on a strong dollar, a build-up in the US crude stockpile, and Shanghai's extended lockdown fuelled fears of slower demand; the benchmark Brent crude was last up about 25 cents at $106.90 per barrel.
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Global Markets' Turmoil To Continue, Early Indications Point To Risk Aversion
Financial markets brace for more turmoil this week as the Russia-Ukraine conflict shows little signs of easing. At the same time, European Union nations consider joining the US in a Russian oil embargo sanction.
