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Iran strikes a vessel near the coast of Oman in the Hormuz Strait
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- BRENT CRUDE SURGES ABOVE $90/BBL AS ESCALATING U.S.-IRAN HOSTILITIES AND SHIPPING THREATS IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ HEIGHTEN GLOBAL OIL SUPPLY CONCERNS; MARKETS PRICING IN GREATER SUPPLY RISKS AS ATTACKS EXPAND TO ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE WITH TIGHT GLOBAL INVENTORIES OFFERING LITTLE BUFFER AGAINST FURTHER DISRUPTIONS
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