Oil markets fell today following news that South Sudan may resume crude production, easing concerns about disruption of supplies from Iran.
South Sudan said it intends to resolve a row over oil and other outstanding issues with Sudan within the next couple of months.
Brent crude fell by 23 cents to $124.90 a barrel, while US crude was down 28 cents to $106.59.
A restart at South Sudan’s oil fields will bring output back to about 350,000 barrels a day, up from around 50,000 currently being produced daily, reports Reuters.
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