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Global oil prices forecasted to hold steady the rest of the year

Crude could move higher before 2022 is through

Tim Daiss

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Global oil prices skyrocketed to more than $120 per barrel after the Russian-Ukraine war broke out in late February, their highest point since at least mid-2014 amid a then Saudi orchestrated OPEC deep...

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