Oil Market Tightens as Tanker Attacks and Inventory Draws Mount
Brent crude has risen above $106 as tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and falling global inventories tighten oil markets. The article links the price pressure to the US-Israel-Iran war and stronger demand expectations in OPEC's forecast, with market fundamentals outweighing political statements.
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