08 December 2011 15:46 [Source: ICIS news]
LONDON (ICIS)--Crude oil futures fell by more than $1.50/bbl on Thursday, driven down by concerns over the ongoing eurozone debt crisis and a weaker euro against the dollar.
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By 15:14 GMT, January Brent crude had hit a low of $107.92/bbl, a loss of $1.61/bbl from Wednesday’s close of $109.53/bbl, before recovering to around $108.22/bbl.
At the same time, January NYMEX light sweet crude futures were trading around $98.93/bbl, having hit a low of $98.71/bbl, a loss of $1.78/bbl from the previous close of $100.49/bbl.
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