Horizon source briefing
Emirates News Agency: evidence for “Brent trades at US$106.04 as oil prices ease after the previous session’s rise”
At 00:00 GMT on 13 October, Emirates News Agency reported Brent crude at US$106.04 per barrel, down US$0.61 or 0.57%, and WTI at US$93.27, down US$0.47 or 0.5%. The move followed an increase of about US$2 per barrel in the previous session.
GCC · Energy Markets, Pricing & Operating Costs
What the source contributes
At 00:00 GMT on 13 October, Emirates News Agency reported Brent crude at US$106.04 per barrel, down US$0.61 or 0.57%, and WTI at US$93.27, down US$0.47 or 0.5%. The move followed an increase of about US$2 per barrel in the previous session.
Horizon synthesis and use
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