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Oil Extends Longest Losing Streak Since March After Disappointingly Small Crude Draw

Oil prices fell for the fourth day in a row - its longest losing streak since March - as a strong do

Oil Extends Longest Losing Streak Since March After Disappointingly Small Crude Draw

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Oil Extends Longest Losing Streak Since March After Disappointingly Small Crude Draw

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