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Crude crosses $100 as Red Sea tensions disrupt supplies

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Global crude oil prices surge past $100 per barrel as escalating Red Sea attacks disrupt supplies, raising fears of wider global oil trade disruptions. Read More: https://punchng.com/crude-crosses-100-as-red-sea-tensions-disrupt-supplies/

Crude crosses $100 as Red Sea tensions disrupt supplies

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