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Question: Will there be an oil supply shock if the war extends too long? International Energy Agency Exec Dir Fatih Birol: “The US Brazil, Kazakhstan were able to increase production…playing a cushion role for the higher oil prices. But this cannot last very long because global crude stocks are...

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