Global crude oil prices declined for a second consecutive session after Saudi Arabia successfully rerouted its petroleum exports through Oman following damage to its pipeline. Meanwhile, Petrobras acquired eight offshore blocks in Côte d'Ivoire and implemented a subsidy to balance rising domestic diesel costs.
Crude fell for a second session as Saudi Arabia moved exports through Oman. Petrobras signed eight offshore blocks in Côte d'Ivoire and offset a diesel rise with a subsidy. The post Oil Eases as Saudi Arabia Routes Crude Around Its Damaged Pipeline appeared first on The Rio Times.
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