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Brent's rise above $50 per barrel has been attribute to higher anticipated demand as countries quickly roll out Covid-19 vaccines. AP
Brent's rise above $50 per barrel has been attribute to higher anticipated demand as countries quickly roll out Covid-19 vaccines. AP
Brent crude rises above $50 per barrel for first time since March
Oil prices continue to strengthen even after reported spike in US oil inventories