(Reuters) - Oil fell $1 a barrel on Tuesday as investors weighed ample fuel stocks in top consumer the United States and the potential for higher Nigerian crude exports.
London Brent crude, now a better gauge of the global market than U.S. oil, dropped $1.04 to $70.32 a barrel by 1419 GMT, after gaining 18 cents on Monday. U.S. crude slid $1.05 cents to
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London Brent crude, now a better gauge of the global market than U.S. oil, dropped $1.04 to $70.32 a barrel by 1419 GMT, after gaining 18 cents on Monday. U.S. crude slid $1.05 cents to
Read more at Reuters Africa
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