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Asia's oil traders, seeing no quick end to Middle East war, stay bullish on prices
Source: reuters.com
Energy Markets & PricesGeopolitics & WarCommodities & Raw Materials
Asian oil traders expect crude prices to remain elevated after fresh Middle East attacks reduced expectations for a near-term end to the conflict. Strong refining margins are also supporting demand for physical crude supply, reinforcing bullish pressure on regional oil markets.
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