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Oil prices have increased to over $95 per barrel due to fears of continued conflict and a possible blockade in the Red Sea, which could disrupt energy supplies. The situation has created uncertainty in the market.
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Oil prices have increased to over $95 per barrel due to fears of continued conflict and a possible blockade in the Red Sea, which could disrupt energy supplies. The situation has created uncertainty in the market.
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Global Oil Price Vaults Over $95 a Barrel as War Threats Intensify
Global Oil Prices Exceed $95 per Barrel Amid Regional Tensions