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CenterCrude oil prices rebound amid fresh Middle East tensions, supply disruption concerns
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Global crude oil prices rebounded on Tuesday after reports that US forces struck Iran's Qeshm Island, raising concerns about a possible escalation in Middle East tensions and threats to energy supplies. In early trading, November crude futures on the Multi Commodity Exchange in New Delhi were quoted at ₹9,183, up about 1.22% from the previous close of ₹9,072.
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New Delhi, November 3 (IANS) Global crude oil prices on Tuesday rebounded in early hours after US forces reportedly had struck Iran's Qeshm Island, heightening concerns over a potential escalation in regional tensions and renewed threats to energy supplies from the Middle East.Brent crude -- the…
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New Delhi, November 3 (IANS) Global crude oil prices on Tuesday rebounded in early hours after US forces reportedly had struck Iran's Qeshm Island, heightening concerns over a potential escalation in regional tensions and renewed threats to energy supplies from the Middle East.Brent crude -- the…
