U.S. crude has generally stayed between $50 and $60 a barrel in the past six months and is on pace for its best year since 2016 following a sharp selloff late in 2018. Brent, the global gauge of prices, has also been steady and traded between $55 and $65.
The result is good enough and reasonable.
Awesome, I'm sure burning more oil is exactly what our dying planet needs.
Go ahead and see if you can still find a pulse.
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