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Brent has risen nearly 4 percent, exceeding $87 per barrel, partially compensating for a 16 percent decline over the past three trading sessions, which marked the largest drop of its kind since 2020. Since the beginning of July, the benchmark price has traded within a range of about $32, highlighting the exceptional volatility of the month. Currently, the September contract for Brent has added 3.8 percent to $87.24, previously rising by 4.8 percent to above $88. WTI for September delivery
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