Texas crude oil falls 1.78% after a report on rising US inventories
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On Wednesday in New York, Texas intermediate oil (WTI) fell 1.78 percent to close at 103.95 dollars per barrel. The decrease followed reports indicating an increase in petroleum reserves within the United States.
Concurrently, media reports revealed that the United States government is preparing to approve a significant military package for Israel. Valued at 2.8 billion dollars, the impending agreement includes the sale of 40,000 bombs, marking one of the largest munitions packages sold to the country in recent years.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses strictly on the financial market drop in Texas oil prices.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) (DO)Emphasizes the major multi-billion dollar US arms package approval for Israel.
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