Crude oil climbs above $111 as diplomacy falters
Crude oil climbs above $111 as diplomacy falters Oil prices rose again as uncertainty surrounding the conflict between the United States and Iran continued to weigh on markets. Brent crude for June delivery climbed to about $111.18 a barrel, while July contracts rose to around $104.33, moving
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