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What is happening to the price of oil? Despite increasing geopolitical risk in countries like Iraq, crude’s lost around USD 13 per barrel since its peak in June. Saxo’s Ole Hansen says momentum in both Brent and WTI remains negative with the spread between the two narrowing to almost USD 5. He says WTI is his preferred shorting candidate at the moment.
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