Oil prices moved up again on international markets on Wednesday, boosted by the instability caused by the ongoing Ukrainian crisis.
US WTI crude for April delivery contracts was up $1.97, or 2.04%, trading at $98.41 a barrel, while British Brent was at $102.84 a barrel, up 2.93%, or $2.93.
Oil prices had been rising steadily since February 25, reaching an intraday high of $133 dollars a barrel for Brent on March 8, while US WTI had peaked at $123.7 on the same day.
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