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Crude Oil Slips As Iran, Oman Get Close To A Deal On Strait Of Hormuz
Source: Nasdaq
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Crude oil prices drifted lower on Wednesday, extending two prior sessions of losses and giving back earlier gains as investors weighed reports that Iran and Oman are closing in on an agreement to establish a temporary transit corridor. The developing Middle East logistics framework adds uncertainty to near-term supply flows and supports a cautious tone in energy trading.
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