Ryanair, the Irish airline, reported a decline in profits attributed to increased oil prices. The company noted that Brent crude oil prices have surpassed $90 per barrel, contributing to higher operational costs.
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Ryanair reports decline in profits due to rising fuel costs
Ryanair has announced a decrease in profits, citing rising fuel costs as a significant factor. The airline highlighted that Brent crude oil prices have exceeded $90 per barrel, impacting its financial performance.
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