Brent crude prices are back above $100 per barrel. The significant losses incurred over global growth concerns, recently, have yielded to a re-evaluation. The immovable force, this morning, seems to be the coming the flood of yen coming to market from the boldest-of-bold monetary easing regime, which was acquiesced to by the G20. Global equity markets did not join in the commodity sell-off, so there is a great of searching for a rationale of knock-on effects from it.
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