Oil prices drop 1.5% due to tensions between the US and China, IEA warns of glut

Marine News Magazine·Oct 14

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Oil prices have dropped 1.5% due to tensions between the US and China, with the IEA warning of a potential glut. However, reports also indicate that oil prices have surged due to tensions between the US and Iran, with some outlets citing a 1.5% increase in Brent oil prices. The overall impact of these geopolitical tensions on oil prices appears to be uncertain.

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