Crude oil prices rangebound after Libya's NOC lifts force majeure

MOSCOW (MRC) -- Oil futures were caught in a range during the mid-morning trade in Asia Sept. 21, even as Libya's state-owned National Oil Corp. lifted the force majeure on oil fields and ports on Sept.19, raising concerns of oversupply in a market plagued by demand uncertainty, reported S&P Global.At 11.15 am Singapore time (0315 GMT), ICE Brent November crude futures were trading at $4

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