Storia: Experts do not expect oil to remain above $90 per barrel in near term

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Brent crude futures rose $2.69, or 3.05%, to $90.79 a barrel, their highest level since June 11. The benchmark extended last week's rally, when it gained 15.9%, marking its…

Experts do not expect oil to remain above $90 per barrel in near term

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Experts do not expect oil to remain above $90 per barrel in near term

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