Oil prices rebound after weak US demand data
Monthly Opec report is expected to be positive and should underpin prices, broker says
10 June 2021 - 14:14
London — Oil prices rose on Thursday ahead of inflation and jobs data, rebounding from the previous day’s data that indicated weak demand for fuel during the US driving season.
Brent crude oil futures were up 18c, or 0.25%, at $72.40/bbl by 10.24am GMT, just below a level not seen since May 2019...
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