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The price of oil shot up on Friday after Israel launched an attack on military targets in Iran. At one stage of the day Brent crude had gained 13%, before pulling back.
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MARKET HIGHLIGHT: Brent whiplash
The price of oil shot up on Friday after Israel launched an attack on military targets in Iran. At one stage of the day Brent crude had gained 13%, before pulling back.
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