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Crude Declines As Demand Concerns Rise In The New Tariff Regime

By RTTNews Staff Writer   ✉   | Published:   | Follow Us On Google News

Crude oil prices fell on Friday, as demand concerns due to potentially reduced consumption in oil and energy increased amid a new tariff regime kickstarted by the US government.

Today, WTI Crude Oil for September delivery was last seen trading down by $1.92 (or 2.77%) at $67.34 per barrel.

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