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  1. Global logistics face headwinds as congestion in key hubs like Europe, the Middle East, and West Africa drives up rates, with infrastructure identified as a major bottleneck.
  2. Middle East tensions are causing oil prices to rise, while foreign investors pull billions from financial markets like B3 and Nasdaq.

Tensions in the Middle East are causing oil prices to rise, leading to high prices that benefit oil companies like Petrobras and Pemex in the region.

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Tensions in the Middle East are causing oil prices to rise, leading to high prices that benefit oil companies like Petrobras and Pemex in the region.

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