OPEC Lowers Oil Demand Outlook Amid Hormuz Strait Tensions
OPEC has adjusted its oil demand forecast downward, citing disruptions in the Hormuz Strait that are likely to impact production levels significantly.
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OPEC has adjusted its oil demand forecast downward, citing disruptions in the Hormuz Strait that are likely to impact production levels significantly.
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