Citi revamps oil price target as Hormuz fears ease
On June 16, Brent crude was still sliding. The global oil benchmark traded around $81.47 a barrel that morning, down 1.7% and at its lowest level since March 10, Reuters reported. That extended June 15's sharp selloff, when Brent settled 4.76% lower after President Donald Trump said the U.S. ...
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