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Positive shoots as Brent tops $70 a barrel

Brent crude passed the $70 a barrel yesterday (Thursday 11th January), hitting its highest level since December 2014. The price ...

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Brent crude passed the $70 a barrel yesterday (Thursday 11th January), hitting its highest level since December 2014.

The price rise is due to a dwindling stockpile of oil and strong crude demand during the cold winter months.

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