Brent crude briefly fell below $100 a barrel on Monday, a week after reaching a 14-year high of $130 on March 6, easing fears of an energy-driven recession and chronically high gasoline prices. This marks the first major correction in the energy markets after a period of heightened volatility. Last week, Moscow made good on its threat to weaponize its energy exports in retaliation against Western sanctions by imposing wide-ranging export bans. Alexander Novak, Russia's deputy prime minister, said his government has the "full right" to "impose an…
