US Oil Inventories Fall to 'Precariously Low' Level Amid Iran War Supply Disruptions
US oil inventories have fallen to a "precariously low" level, attributed to supply disruptions caused by the Iran war. The Financial Times reported that this decline could undermine the ability to supply Asian and European markets that rely on Middle Eastern oil.
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