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2021-08-11

Inflation not transitory?

Oil drops on report White House to ask OPEC to pump more

LONDON (Reuters) -Oil fell below $70 a barrel on Wednesday, pressured by a CNBC report that the Whit

Oil drops on report White House to ask OPEC to pump more

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