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Damage to Saudi oil pipeline raises crude prices

Damage to a pipeline in Saudi Arabia has pushed oil prices higher. The cause, scale of damage and duration of the disruption remain unclear.

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A prolonged outage at Saudi oil infrastructure could tighten global supply and raise energy costs.

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