Oil hits 2015 high, but falls back

Oil prices have slipped, shortly “after key Brent crude hit a 2015 high,” reports Reuters.

That’s because, the outlet adds, “Saudi Arabia’s plan to halt bombing in Yemen eased tensions over the security of supplies from the Middle East.” Read more.

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