Oil prices: when will it hit $100 a barrel? 

Demand, production and an unstable geopolitical landscape are impacting the markets

Oil drills
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After weeks of rising prices and “multiple market rallies”, the price of oil has taken “a breather”. Prices have eased slightly amid the resumption of indirect talks between the US and Iran, which could “revive the 2015 nuclear deal”, City A.M. reported.

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