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Oil Prices Rise Towards $100 Amid Middle East Conflict and Supply Concerns
Oil prices have risen again in Asian markets, approaching $100 per barrel, influenced by developments in the Middle East conflict and growing concerns about global supply disruptions. This continues the trend of high crude oil prices driven by geopolitical tensions.
17 Mar, 03:51 — 17 Mar, 07:59
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After Pulling Back, Oil Prices Resume Their Rise
Shipping routes crucial to global commerce remained disrupted as the conflict in the Middle East continued.
By The New York Times
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Middle East oil prices surge amid supply cuts - The Straits Times
Middle East oil prices surge amid supply cuts The Straits Times
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