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Citi and ANZ raise Brent forecasts amid Middle East supply disruptions

Citi and ANZ have raised their Brent crude price forecasts, citing supply disruptions in the Middle East. The report indicates increased concern about regional energy supplies.

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Higher oil-price expectations can raise fuel costs and add inflationary pressure across economies.

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