Friday, March 19, 2021

Crude Numbers Turn South as Investors Look for Answers…

Officials are expected to take immediate action to prevent further devaluation of the crude industry, but will these efforts be enough?
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Crude Numbers Turn South as Investors Look for Answers…

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A lot of crude investors woke up to some surprising news Friday morning as it was reported the industry had taken a sharp decline of more than 7% in the overnight markets.

This puts an abrupt end to the seemingly never-ending rise crude has been on since the beginning of the year and is the heaviest fall the industry has taken since last September.

Officials are expected to take immediate action to prevent further devaluation of the industry by cutting back on production to limit supply and raise prices but will these last minute efforts be enough to save the declining industry?

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