This Tuesday, oil prices took a hit, marking a second day of decline after a recent uptrend, with Brent crude dropping below the $90 mark. This retreat is partly seen as investors cashing in on gains. Additionally, the reduction in tensions between Iran and Israel has played a role in softening oil prices. May’s West […]
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