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Middle East Tensions Fail to Boost Crude Oil Prices

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Crude oil traders are not convinced that the de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East will translate into lower prices, according to City Index UK.

The firm notes that despite a recent increase in Saudi Arabia's oil exports, crude oil traders remain cautious and do not see the current de-escalation as a reason to buy.

This caution is likely due to ongoing concerns about global economic growth and potential disruptions in oil supply.

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