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Hormuz reopening to release wave of oil supply, depress prices
The Strait of Hormuz may reopen following a U.S.-Iran interim deal, releasing stranded oil supplies into global markets and potentially depressing prices. Gulf producers have increased exports via ship-to-ship transfers, further reducing spot differentials for Middle East crude.
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