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Brent crude oil prices are heading for their first weekly decline since early September
The protracted war between the U.S. and Iran has made it more difficult for JPMorgan to forecast oil prices / Photo: testing / Shutterstock.com
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JPMorgan's oil strategists are no longer making predictions about when the war with Iran will end
According to Reuters, Saudi Arabia is offering additional shipments of oil to be transshipped onto tankers off the coast of Oman / Photo: fornaxstock/Shutterstock.com
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Oil Prices Fall for the Second Day in a Row: Riyadh Prepares to Repair an Oil Pipeline and Arrange Shipments via Oman
Oil prices fell after the U.S. Department of Energy announced that the oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia would resume operations within a few days / Photo: Shutterstock.com / SUCHIN1975
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Saudi Arabia will restore 50% of the capacity of the oil pipeline bypassing the Strait of Hormuz in the coming days
Saudi Arabia could run out of oil reserves for export within a few days. Photo: Maksim Safaniuk/Shutterstock
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A 4% Loss in Global Supply: How a Shutdown of the Saudi Oil Pipeline Could Threaten the Market
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Saudi Arabia has shut down a key oil pipeline. It served as a bypass route for the Strait of Hormuz.
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The price of Brent crude has jumped above $105 per barrel; WTI is trading at $100
Brent crude oil futures surpassed the $99-per-barrel mark during trading on September 8 / Photo: Hamara / Shutterstock.com
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Morning in New York: The Oil Rally Continues
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Saudi Arabia has suspended operations at several oil facilities following a series of attacks
Saudi Aramcos oil facilities were hit by new attacks / Photo: Hyserb / Shutterstock
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Oil facilities belonging to the world's most valuable energy company have been hit by new attacks
The prospects for the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz remain uncertain / Photo: Sven Hansche / Shutterstock
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Oil "Shuttles": UAE Proposes Covert Transit Through the Strait of Hormuz — Bloomberg
A new shock to the oil market threatens to cause a sharp slowdown in the global economy. Photo: Pixel Shot / Unsplash.com
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The global economy could lose half of its growth. It's all because of the new oil shock.
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