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Oil rises on Middle East supply worries

Oil prices are climbing amid increasing supply worries in the Middle East. Ongoing attacks on maritime vessels beyond the Strait of Hormuz have heightened shipping risks. The Houthis have taken responsibility for various assaults on Saudi installations, which has further inflamed regional tensions. Concurrently, US officials are collaborating with refiners to mitigate the impact of surging diesel prices linked to shortages.

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Oil rises on Middle East supply worries
Oil prices are climbing amid increasing supply worries in the Middle East. Ongoing attacks on maritime vessels beyond the Strait of Hormuz have heightened shipping risks. The Houthis have taken responsibility for various assaults on Saudi installations, which has further inflamed regional tensions. Concurrently, US officials are collaborating with refiners to mitigate the impact of surging diesel prices linked to shortages.
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