Brent Crude And WTI Crude Prices Stabilize After Two-Day Drop

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Oil prices are trading flat on Thursday after two consecutive days in decline as a strike in France, a drop in U.S. crude inventories, and a faltering dollar offset fears over the economic impact of rising interest rates.  In early trading, Brent Crude was sitting at $83.52, while WTI was trading at $77.40. Both benchmarks had dropped by around 5% this week. The halt in deliveries from French refineries and slight weakness in the dollar might attract some short-covering, Tamas Varga of oil broker PVM told Reuters.  He added…      



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