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Brent Oil Hits $110 as Hormuz Attacks Deepen Supply Fears

Oil reversed an earlier retreat as attacks around the Strait of Hormuz and threats to Russian refineries intensified supply concerns, outweighing potential relief from US sanctions changes.

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Oil retreats as potential shadow fleet sanctions relief emerges

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Emergency reserve release competes with growing regional supply risks

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Brent touches $110 as Iran escalates Hormuz attacks

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Diesel and gasoline futures climb alongside crude oil

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WTI records weekly gains exceeding 10 percent amid tensions

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Goldman forecasts lower Brent prices as regional supply recovers

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