Crude oil prices rise further in international market
Crude oil prices have risen further in the international market.
The price of US crude went up by 1.60 per cent to $94.08 a barrel. British crude rose by 1.84 per cent to $107.20 a barrel.
Meanwhile, the price of the UAE’s Murban crude saw a sharp increase of 3.38 per cent, taking it to $116.90 a barrel.
Topics:Petroleum Products
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