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Cnooc’s 1H Profit Rises After Iran War Boosted Oil Prices

Cnooc, described as China’s biggest offshore oil and gas driller, reported that its first-half profits rose. This increase was attributed to a surge in global energy prices, which were boosted by the Iran War.

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