The evolution of the Libyan crisis and the consequent hope of a return to normality for the production of crude oil in the North African country are driving down the price of oil.
In London, Brent fell to 106,15 dollars (-2,3%), while American oil (Wti) is essentially stable at around 82 dollars.
Oil down in London due to the situation in Libya
The prospects of a return to normality for the production of crude oil in the North African country immediately lead to a drop in Brent in London, which fell to 106,15 dollars
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