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Crude oil prices began trading lower this week after a brief rally last Friday as Iran geared up for a retaliatory strike on Israel.
Brent crude is down 24% from June, now trading at $95 a barrel. This figure has dropped more than 30% since March. So, why are oil prices falling? Learn more.
Oil prices fell sharply this week as soft economic readings and fears of rising interest rates pushed up uncertainty over a recovery in demand this year.
Oil prices have seen a decline as fears of a U.S. recession and uncertainty over the Chinese economic recovery weighed on the outlook. Learn more with Fuelmate.
This week has been a real roller coaster for the oil market. Oil began the week at $115 per barrel for brent crude, spurred on by the continuing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.