WTI Crude Oil futures jump over 3% to $96
WTI Crude Oil futures rallied over 3% to $96 after fresh attacks in the Middle East reignited geopolitical risk premiums. Diesel margins stayed elevated as winter demand approaches.
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WTI Crude Oil futures rallied over 3% to $96 after fresh attacks in the Middle East reignited geopolitical risk premiums. Diesel margins stayed elevated as winter demand approaches.
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