Why Oil Is Still Stuck Near $100 a Barrel
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The oil price remains stuck at levels above $100 per barrel as the new week's trading begins.
In the course of trading operations on the ICE London intercontinental exchange, the price of the December 2026 contract for the export of Brent oil decreased by 0.52% to 101 per barrel.
The price of a barrel of North Sea oil was at $101.6 a barrel when a new trading week opened on Monday. A few hours into Monday's trading, the price of North Sea oil for delivery in December was at $101.6 a barrel. This corresponds to a decrease of 0.6 percent, according to CNBC. (©NTB)
The price of oil remains above $100 per barrel as the new week's trading begins. The price of crude oil has risen gradually since the summer, and Brent oil appears to have once again settled above $100 per barrel. A few hours into Monday's trading, Brent oil's December futures are at $101.66 per barrel, which represents a decline of 0.6 percent, according to CNBC...
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