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LONDON: Brent oil prices soared above $105 on Monday, striking a fresh two-year peak as deadly violence in Libya fuelled concerns over spreading unrest in Arab producer states, analysts said
In late morning deals, Brent North Sea crude for delivery in April jumped to $105.08 per barrel, hitting the highest level since September 25, 2008, before pulling back slightly to $104.69.
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