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Oil Rises 2% On First Weekly Gains Since Mid-April
Oil prices rose more than 2 per cent on Monday after China and U.S officials claimed progress in trade talks over the weekend- the first weekly gains since mid-April. Brent crude futures climbed +1.65, or 2.58%, to $65.56 a barrel by 8:33 AM WAT on Monday. The benchmarks rose more than $1 on Friday and gained over 4% last week.
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