Oil slips to lowest level since 2003 as economies brace for recession

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Oil prices fell to the lowest levels seen since 2003 as the coronavirus pandemic eroded demand for travel and prompted fears of a global recession. West Texas Intermediate fell 6.4 per cent to $25.23 at 3.42pm UAE time – the lowest level seen since May 2003. Brent, the most widely-used benchmark, was down 4 per cent at $27.59 per barrel. Read More Business Extra: Scenarios for the future of energy and national response to coronavirus Brent falls below $30 even as markets show signs...

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