World oil prices slid Thursday, one day after hitting a record high 89 dollars per barrel, as traders absorbed rising US energy reserves and geopolitical tensions in the crude-rich Middle East. New York’s main futures contract, light sweet crude for delivery in November, shed 15 cents to 87.25 dollars a barrel, after hitting an historic 89.00 dollars exactly on Wednesday. Full Story
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