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Oil Prices Fall Sharply To Below $107 A Barrel On US Crude Supply Boost

Admin March 31, 2022

Oil prices fell sharply to below $107 a barrel on Thursday as the US administration considered releasing crude for several months from their Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).

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Oil Prices Fall Sharply To Below $107 A Barrel On US Crude Supply Boost