Attacks in Yemen intensified fears of a drop in supply - the price of oil fell in early session
The price of "black gold" has declined in the early session today, amid growing concerns about shortfalls in supply due to unrest in Yemen.
Goldman Sachs said earlier tonight that the attacks in Yemen will not have so much influence on the oil market due to the low market share of the country.
Brent was down 31 cents to $ 58.88 a barrel in early session today, while crude oil fell to $ 50.35 a barrel, or 99 cents, compared to yesterday.
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