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Crude Oil prices more expensive in the global market

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Abdul khalique

ISLAMABAD: Crude Oil prices have increased once again in the global market. The trend of increasing crude oil prices in the global market continues, due to which various global benchmarks have become more expensive.

The price of American crude oil increased by 1.84%, after which its price increased to $ 107 per barrel.

On the other hand, the price of British Brent crude oil also increased by 1.42%, after which it reached the level of $ 110.7 per barrel.

The price of Emirati crude oil Murban saw the highest increase of 3.3%, after which it was sold at $ 108 per barrel.

According to experts, crude oil prices continue to fluctuate due to increased global demand and concerns about supply.

A few days ago, there was a slight decrease in the prices of petrol and diesel in Pakistan. If the increase in petroleum prices in the global market continues, the prices of petroleum products in Pakistan may increase further.

Abdul khalique

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