Oil Prices Fall Toward Prewar Levels as Gulf Shipping Resumes
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WTI extends decline to pre-Middle East war levels around $69 as oil flows accelerate - FXStreet.
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**Summary:** Global oil prices have fallen significantly, reaching pre-war levels as Gulf shipping resumes and demand remains low due to ongoing geopolitical tensions. **Why It Matters:** This development underscores the significant impact of global supply chain disruptions caused by conflicts in the Middle East on international energy markets. The fall in oil prices could lead
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