Oil prices declined on Tuesday due to the growing concerns of market participants about the prospects for the global economy. Traders fear that the escalation of trade disputes, including between the United States and the European Union, will lead to a weakening of global business activity and, as a result, reduce demand for energy resources.September Brent crude futures on the London ICE Futures Exchange fell by 1.03% and are trading at $68.5 per barrel. On Monday, Brent ended trading at $69.21... Baca Selengkapnya
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