WTI oil price fell over 6% until early US session on Monday, as traders collected profits from last week’s almost 13% rally. Oil was lifted by easing trade tensions between US and China that boosted expectations of stronger economic growth and subsequent rise in demand and escalation of Israel-Iran conflict which fueled fears of spreading […]
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