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The Oil Shock Nobody Wanted: How a Broken Ceasefire in the Gulf Reaches From Jakarta to Brasília
The US-Iran ceasefire collapse and Iran's Strait of Hormuz threat push Brent to $78, jolting Asia, Europe and Latin America alike.
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thejakartapost.com
Oil prices extend rally as US strikes on Iran revive geopolitical fears - Markets - The Jakarta Post
Oil prices extended a surge on Wednesday as the Middle East crisis burst back into the spotlight with US forces launching fresh strikes on Iran after an attack on three vessels in…
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aljazeera.com
Oil prices surge as US strikes Iran, reversing slide to pre-war levels
Brent crude rises above $76 a barrel for the first time in two weeks amid renewed violence in Strait of Hormuz.
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Oil surges as US strikes Iran, reversing return to pre-war prices
Brent crude rises above $76 a barrel for the first time in two weeks amid renewed violence in Strait of Hormuz.
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independent.co.uk
Oil prices rising after fresh round of strikes threaten US-Iran ceasefire
The price of Brent crude oil was up by as much as 3% on Wednesday morning to around 76 US dollars a barrel.
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riotimesonline.com
The Strait That Divides the World: How One Sea Lane Split the Global Economy in Two
The Iran ceasefire's collapse and tanker strikes near Hormuz spiked oil and cut IMF growth to 3% - but the same shock hands Latin America a windfall.
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The Oil Shock Nobody Wanted: How a Broken Ceasefire in the Gulf Reaches From Jakarta to Brasília
The US-Iran ceasefire collapse and Iran's Strait of Hormuz threat push Brent to $78, jolting Asia, Europe and Latin America alike.