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Oman (Oman) 90.04 Brent 91.45 Brent Dtd (UK) 94.21 Dubai (UAE) 90.08 SC crude contract 573.1 Shengli (China) 89.72 WTI 88.20 Oman (Oman) 90.04 Brent 91.45 Brent Dtd (UK) 94.21 Dubai (UAE) 90.08 SC crude contract 573.1 Shengli (China) 89.72 WTI 88.20

China’s MEG prices fall on high port inventory, weak demand in Jun 17-23

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