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Middle East supply fears lift oil prices as tech stocks slide

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Oil prices have spiked on Middle East supply fears after Saudi Arabia closed a key pipeline, while tech stocks have slid amid AI development concerns. Read More: https://punchng.com/middle-east-supply-fears-lift-oil-prices-as-tech-stocks-slide/

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