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At the close on the 4th, NYMEX WTI December fell $7.97 to $88.12/bbl, down 8.29%; ICE Brent January fell $8.98 to $94.62/bbl, down 8.67%.
2026-11-05
At the close on the 4th, NYMEX WTI December fell $7.97 to $88.12/bbl, down 8.29%; ICE Brent January fell $8.98 to $94.62/bbl, down 8.67%.
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Australia's trade surplus is set to hit a ten-year low as imports for data-centre chips and servers and sharply higher energy costs push up the import bill, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday. September imports rose over 13% to A$45
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