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Brent rose to $68.31 per barrel

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Benchmark Brent crude futures have extended a multi-day rally, climbing from around $68 per barrel on February 18 to approximately $72 per barrel by February 20, according to Russian financial media. The move signals strengthening oil market sentiment and may influence energy producers, import-dependent economies, and inflation expectations in major consuming countries.

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•Brent crude oil prices rose to $68.31 per barrel on February 18, as reported by Russian outlets Interfax and Kommersant.
•On the same day, February 18, Brent further increased to $69.38 per barrel.
•On February 19, Brent crude prices rose sequentially to $70.55, $71.12, and then $71.3 per barrel.
•On February 19, Brent crude oil exceeded $71 per barrel for the first time since January 29.
•By February 20, Brent crude futures had risen to $71.98 per barrel.

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▸If Brent crude prices remain above $70 per barrel for an extended period Major oil exporters and integrated energy companies could see improved revenue expectations and potentially stronger budget positions.

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