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Ziemba: Oil Market Overlooks Buffers Amid Long Conflict

Oil declined as tankers carrying crude continued to exit the Persian Gulf amid persistent threats. Progress remains limited on a deal between Iran and Oman aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Rachel Ziemba spoke about regional conflict with Abeer Abu Omar on Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East & Africa.

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