Brent crude falls almost 3%, to $110, amid the situation in the Middle East
Original in Spanish: El petróleo brent baja casi un 3%, hasta los 110 dólares, pendiente de la situación en Medio Oriente
Told by 1 newspaper in one country, at 14:00 on 2 November 2026.
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In short
According to El Comercio, Brent crude fell almost 3%, to around 110 dollars, linked to the situation in the Middle East.1According to Clarín, the drop was sharp and may be tied to a possible resumption of negotiations in the Middle East.2
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Common ground
According to newspapers in Peru and Argentina, the price of Brent crude fell the same day because of the situation in the Middle East.122 newspapers from 2 countries
Where accounts differ
El Comercio says Brent fell almost 3%, to around 110 dollars, and that the decline is pending the situation in the Middle East.1
Clarín says the fall was sharp and attributes it to a possible resumption of negotiations in the Middle East.2
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El Comercio · Peru · 14:26El petróleo brent baja casi un 3%, hasta los 110 dólares, pendiente de la situación en Medio OrienteRead at the newspaper ↗
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