US crude exports hit record high in May as Iran war tightens global oil supplies - Reuters
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United States crude oil exports reached a record high in May, according to Reuters. This surge is attributed to a tightening of global supplies stemming from a reported war involving Iran, a major oil producer.
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Wrong ifA ceasefire, de-escalation of the conflict, or a coordinated release of strategic petroleum reserves by major nations would quickly erase the geopolitical risk premium from crude prices.
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