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Oil hits 2015 peak as Saudis resume strikes on Yemen
Published Sun, Apr 26, 2015 · 09:50 PM
London
BRENT oil prices jumped last week to the highest level so far this year, as the latest Saudi-led air strikes on Yemen stoked supply tensions in the crude-rich Middle East.
Elsewhere, precious metal gold sank on sliding safe-haven demand as a result of easing tensions over Greece.
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