Libya's National Oil Corporation said it may declare force majeure after protests suspended production at oil fields. Brent crude rose 1.7%, WTI rose 2.1%.
Sentimentbearish 30
Bearish · 30 of 100
Impact60
medium · sector-wide
Confidence70%
moderate confidence · 2 wires
Eventdeveloping
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Libya NOC warns of force majeure after protests halt oil fields; Brent up 1.7%, WTI up 2.1%bearish 30 · impact 60 · this page
BRENT , US CRUDE FUTURES RISE AFTER LIBYA'S NOC SAYS IT MAY DECLARE FORCE MAJEURE AFTER PROTESTS SUSPEND PRODUCTION AT OIL FIELDS, BRENT LAST UP 1.7%, WTI UP 2.1%first wire
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