The war and the blockade sent prices of global benchmark Brent crude skyrocketing from US$68 per barrel on Feb 28 (before the fighting began) to past the US$100 red line on March 7. The war and the blockade sent prices of global benchmark Brent crude skyrocketing from US$68 per barrel on Feb 28 (before the fighting began) to past the US$100 red line on…
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- The war and the blockade sent prices of global benchmark Brent crude skyrocketing from US$68 per barrel on Feb 28 (before the fighting began) to past the US$100 red line on March 7.
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- ockade sent prices of global benchmark Brent crude skyrocketing from US$68 per barrel on Feb 28 (before the fighting began) to past the US$100 red line on March 7. The war and the blockade sent prices of global…
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