Oil price down: Will it fall into Kosovo?

Oil prices dropped Monday following the decision to reduce production of the Organisation of Exporting Oil Countries (OPEC) and its allies, known as the OPEC+, and following fears of demand by the world's largest oil consumers, the US and China. Raw international standard oil Brant traded at 78.10 [...]
Oil prices dropped Monday following the decision to reduce production of the Organisation of Exporting Oil Countries (OPEC) and its allies, known as the OPEC+, and following fears of demand by the world's largest oil consumers, the US and China.
The crude international standard oil Brant was traded $78.10 per barrel at 11:07 local time, a drop of 0.99% from the close price of $78.88 per barrel at the previous trade session Friday.
The American standard, West Texas Intermediate (WTI), was traded at the same time as $73.37 per barrel, 0.9.5% less than Friday's closing with $74.07 per barrel.
During the 36th OPEC ministerial meeting and not- The OPEC, held Thursday, the producers of the OPEC + approved their previous decisions on reducing production, which were agreed to last until the end of next year. / AA












