The barrel continues to hover below 100 dollars, which had reached 133 dollars at the beginning of March, due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Specifically, according to Bloomberg, Brent crude oil on Thursday morning was up slightly by 1.59% at $99.58 a barrel, while US WTI crude was up 1.47% at $96.44 a barrel.
Natural Gas hovered at $4.70 per million BTU, down slightly by 0.95%.
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