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Oil prices increased on Wednesday due to concerns over Middle East supply disruptions, but were capped by a large build in U.S. crude inventories. The escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, with Iran's missile attack on Israel and threats of retaliation, increased tensions. Iran's oil output rose to a six-year high in August, but U.S. inventories rose by 3.9
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