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Oil prices increased on Thursday due to concerns over a potential escalation in Middle East conflict, which could disrupt oil supply. The rise came despite a stronger global supply outlook and an increase in US crude inventories. Israel's attacks on Beirut and rising tensions with Iran have raised fears of a wider war, while the OPEC's spare capacity has tempered worries about disruptions. Market participants remain cautious, awaiting further developments.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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