Oil Prices Continue to Fall Amid Soft Demand and Recession Fears.
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Oil prices have unexpectedly dropped due to soft demand in China, despite OPEC and its allies cutting more than one million barrels per day of oil production. The initial rise in prices lasted for two weeks before reversing sharply.
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