Brent crude oil serves as a major global benchmark, pricing about two-thirds of the world's traded crude. Extracted from the North Sea, its price influences gasoline, jet fuel, and heating costs. Producers, traders, and investors use it to hedge risk, while consuming nations and airlines benefit from tracking its fluctuations for budgeting and strategic planning.
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