El Brent se da la vuelta y vuelve a superar los 107 dólares
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El precio del petróleo brent, que a primera hora de la mañana registraba una caída de más del 1 % y se situaba en 103,5 dólares, se ha dado la vuelta este lunes y sube el 0,75 %, por lo que supera los 105 dólares. Leer
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El precio del petróleo brent, que a primera hora de la mañana registraba una caída de más del 1 % y se situaba en 103,5 dólares, se ha dado la vuelta este lunes y sube el 0,75 %, por lo que supera los 105 dólares. Leer
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