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Why oil prices just dropped to their lowest since July

  • Weak global economic data and slowing global demand in China have caused oil prices to fall to their lowest point since July, overshadowing concerns of a potential regional conflict in the Middle East.
  • China's exports have fallen for six consecutive months due to higher interest rates and have put downward pressure on the global economy, raising concerns about inflation.
  • Despite Saudi Arabia and Russia implementing oil production cuts, China's economic troubles and declining demand continue to exert downward pressure on oil prices.
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World oil prices fall by about 2% on Wednesday evening, and the price of Brent crude fell below $80 per barrel for the first time since July 21,... RIA Novosti, 08.11.2023

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The price of oil on world markets on Wednesday continues its decline from previous days and is the cheapest since late July. North Sea Brent fell to the $80 ($1,850) per barrel mark. The price is dragged down by the prospect of weaker demand in the US and China, Reuters reported.

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NU broke the news in Netherlands on Tuesday, November 7, 2023.
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