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Crude Oil Surges Amid Strait Of Hormuz Closure While Qatar Renews Mediatory Efforts
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Crude oil prices rebounded sharply on Wednesday, rising after the Strait of Hormuz remained closed despite mediation efforts by Pakistan and Qatar to end the U.S.-Iran conflict. With key shipping constraints still in place, investors are positioned for further supply-risk escalation while awaiting subsequent U.S. developments following Iran and Oman reaching (an) agreement.
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