Oil Markets on Edge as Houthi Rebels Threaten Shipping in the Middle East

NYT > BusinessMonday, July 20, 20267h ago

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“The global oil price went above $90 but pulled back on signs of hope for a reduction in tensions.”
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Oil Markets on Edge as Houthi Rebels Threaten Shipping in the Middle East

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