Brent crude slips over 6% to $105.55, its lowest in more than two weeks and the price’s lowest since 16 October.
Brent crude oil fell more than 6% on Monday, slipping to $105.55 a barrel – the lowest level in more than two weeks and the price’s lowest since 16 October. The decline has lifted shares in airline companies, while also easing government borrowing costs, according to The Guardian.
Source: The Guardian.
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