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  1. The ongoing war in the Middle East has led to increased supply risks, prompting a secretary to promote government-controlled reserves.

Geopolitical conflict is driving oil price volatility and impacting global oil supply via chokepoints.

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Geopolitical conflict is driving oil price volatility and impacting global oil supply via chokepoints.

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