European energy stocks open lower as oil prices ease
European energy stocks start the week lower as oil prices slide, with diplomacy aimed at ending the conflict in Iran described as adding downward pressure.
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European energy stocks start the week lower as oil prices slide, with diplomacy aimed at ending the conflict in Iran described as adding downward pressure.
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