Oil prices fell again, dropping 2.15% to close below $90 amid increased supply from the Middle East.
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The Mexican national government projects that the country will close out 2026 with historic tourism figures, anticipating more than 48 million international visitors by the end of the year. This optimistic outlook follows a strong first half of 2026, during which Mexico achieved five distinct records across its tourism indicators, buoyed significantly by the momentum of the World Cup.
Simultaneously, international energy markets experienced a downturn as the price of Brent crude for October delivery fell by 2.14 percent. At the close of the London futures market session, the European benchmark lost nearly two dollars, settling at 87.07 dollars per barrel.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): México prevé cerrar 2026 con cifras históricas de turismo gracias al impulso del MundialFocuses on Mexico's projected record-breaking tourism growth driven by the World Cup.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): El barril de brent pierde casi dos dólares y cierra en 87,07Reports on the decline of Brent crude oil prices in European markets.
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