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Oil stable as higher Middle East exports offset supply threats
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Brent futures held above US$100 a barrel on Wednesday as investors weighed higher Gulf exports against supply risks from the Middle East conflict and a storm approaching U.S. oil-producing regions. Prices were reported as stable; the article gives no specific price change or storm-related production impact.
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