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Kuwait and Qatar Add to Growing Oil Flows Getting Through Hormuz
Source: Bloomberg
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Kuwait and Qatar are increasing crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, adding to rising export volumes from the Persian Gulf. The article frames this as supportive for global supply, helping keep crude prices in check. Overall, the impact is likely moderate—more relevant for oil supply/differentials than for broad equity markets.
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