Oil prices ease back after president's Venezuelan poll win
Oil prices eased back slightly from record levels today after Venezuela’s president declared victory in a vote on his position.
The cost of a barrel of crude slipped back to $46.37 (€37.50) in New York from a record peak of $46.91 (€38) after Hugo Chavez said he had won a referendum to remain president.
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