Oil Prices Hit Records and Are Expected To Get Higher
Oil prices reached record highs yesterday with crude going up $1.89, or 3.3%, to $58.47 a barrel. Futures reached $58.60 a barrel.…
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Oil prices reached record highs yesterday with crude going up $1.89, or 3.3%, to $58.47 a barrel. Futures reached $58.60 a barrel.…
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Consumers cringed in fear today as oil prices skyrocketed almost two dollars today. After hitting the $58.60 mark, it settled down to $58.47 for the contract set for July delivery. The previous record was set back in April at $58.28. It won't stop there.
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