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Wald of the Atlantic Council about how the escalation in fighting between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia is affecting global oil and gas prices.
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Read the full report at NPRTrump says the U.S. may be nearing the end of its nearly seven-month war with Iran, as he signals Tehran is open to a deal.
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Oil prices fell as additional Saudi crude supplies eased concerns over disruptions to the kingdom’s exports.
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The world's second-largest crude exporter is rerouting crude via dark shipments and ship-to-ship transfers off Oman.
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The forecast of economic impacts beyond November’s midterms contrast with the Trump administration’s optimistic messaging.
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Washington’s response to the Houthi advance exposes the limits of the US security umbrella in the Gulf.
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