High crude prices are noted to be pushing current account deficits and weighing on corporate earnings.
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High crude prices are noted to be pushing current account deficits and weighing on corporate earnings.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Rising Brent crude costs pressure Carnival's earnings, with Jefferies adjusting estimates based on the company's performance.Sub-event
Sustained high crude prices are causing economic strain, pushing current account deficits and weighing on earnings.1 source
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