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Middle East Tensions and Refining Bottlenecks Drive Up Global Energy Prices

Escalating conflicts in the Middle East combined with emerging refining capacity constraints are pushing global oil and natural gas prices higher. Market analysts warn that these compounding factors could lead to sustained energy volatility and supply disruptions in coming months.

8 Sept, 20:28 — 8 Sept, 20:28
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marketwatchMostly Factual11h ago

Refining bottlenecks are emerging as the next big oil problem as Middle East skirmishes flare up

American drivers just paid the highest Labor Day gasoline prices ever. Dwindling global refinery capacity is threatening to push prices higher.

By Claudia Assis

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marketwatch8 Sept, 20:28First to report

Refining bottlenecks are emerging as the next big oil problem as Middle East skirmishes flare up

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