Either is correct, it depends on whether you want to sound professional or not. ';decline....'; sounds more professional.
Think about your reader, does your reader want your own style of writing or do they want professionalism?Which is the correct form :the fall in oil prices or the decline in oil prices?
declineWhich is the correct form :the fall in oil prices or the decline in oil prices?
Neither don't you mean the rise in oil prices
Both.
A fall in oil price is better wording for this sentence.
In context, for example, The cheaper petrol pricing at the moment is due to the fall in oil prices.
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