Crude futures slide as supply concerns easeOPEC president sees price declines as ‘positive start’ to price stabilization; crude oil inventories down less than expected The Associated Press
Crude oil prices dipped July 21 after the U.S. Department of Energy’s weekly report on petroleum stocks eased concerns of supply disruptions from hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico.
In Kuwait, OPEC’s president expressed confidence that price declines over the past two days were “a positive start” to....
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