Oil prices drop to two-month low under $40 a barrel as LNG prices and indicators also lose ground
Wednesday, 09 September 2020
North Sea Brent crude oil prices dropped under $40 per barrel after previously staying in the $41-$45 a barrel range for the previous two months, while spot LNG and natural gas prices declined on demand concerns related to the slowing economic recovery in China and Europe.
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