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OPEC+ Approves Further Oil Output Increase
Oil price today: Crude benchmarks inch higher as focus shifts to supply, demand and Hormuz shipments
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timesofindia.indiatimes.comOil price today: Crude benchmarks inch higher as focus shifts to supply, demand and Hormuz shipmentsindiatimes.comOil prices saw a slight increase Tuesday after a tanker was struck near the Strait of Hormuz. This incident raised security concerns on a vital global oil shipping route. However, market gains were limited as traders focused on rising crude supplies. The United Arab Emirates and OPEC+ have agreed to increase their oil production levels. Saudi Arabia also lowered its August crude selling price for Asian markets.
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