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Oil prices slump over signs of weaker demand from largest consumers

Oil prices are recovering slightly after falling overnight on the expectation of weak demand from major producers. The first red flag raising worries among investors is China's refusal to report its third quarter economic data. In the US, President Joe Biden is reportedly planning to release more oil from the nation's emergency reserves. For more on oil market, we spoke to Danni Hewson, who is a financial analyst at AJ Bell in the UK. #Oil #OilPrices #OilMarket

IEA says global energy investment to plunge $400B in 2020 | Money Talks

IEA says global energy investment to plunge $400B in 2020 | Money Talks

Money Talks: Crude future uncertain in face of renewables

Money Talks: Crude future uncertain in face of renewables

Money Talks: Oil prices hit highest level since May 2015

Money Talks: Oil prices hit highest level since May 2015

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Oil prices give up gains after OPEC+ extends production cuts | Money Talks

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UBS agrees to 'emergency rescue' of Credit Suisse

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White House and congress intensify scrutiny on TikTok

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