Coronavirus: Brent oil prices fall under $20, lowest price in nearly 20 years
Brent North Sea crude slumped to under $20 per barrel on Tuesday, reaching the lowest level for more than 18 years as the coronavirus pandemic slashed demand.
Europe’s benchmark oil contract reached $18.10 per barrel before shooting back up to $21.51 in volatile trading.
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