Crude oil prices began the week with another rise, after last week saw a reversal of a two-week streak of gains on an abundance of glut predictions. At the time of writing, Brent crude was trading at $67.15 a barrel, with West Texas Intermediate at $63.10 a barrel, both up from Friday’s close.
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What is the start date of drilling a well officially called?