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Threats to Red Sea shipping push crude oil prices higher

Threats by the Houthis to the Red Sea shipping route are contributing to rising crude oil prices. The disruption affects a strategically important maritime corridor for energy and trade.

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Prolonged disruption in the Red Sea could raise transport and energy costs and worsen supply-chain pressure.

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