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Oil Price Today (July 22): Crude oil crosses $90, hits 2-month high as US strikes enter 11th day. $120 possible, say experts

Brent crude prices crossed the mark of $92 a barrel, rising to the levels last seen in early-June. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude, is now trading near the mark of $85 a barrel, climbing for the fourth straight session.

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Oil Price Today (July 22): Crude oil crosses $90, hits 2-month high as US strikes enter 11th day. $120 possible, say experts
Brent crude prices crossed the mark of $92 a barrel, rising to the levels last seen in early-June. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude, is now trading near the mark of $85 a barrel, climbing for the fourth straight session.
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