Europe agrees to release diesel stocks, and oil prices fall
Europe has agreed to release its diesel reserves, and oil prices have dropped. Brent crude is at $102 and WTI is at $91. The supply of refined oil products has become the focus.
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Europe has agreed to release its diesel reserves, and oil prices have dropped. Brent crude is at $102 and WTI is at $91. The supply of refined oil products has become the focus.
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