Saudi Arabia cut the price of its main crude grade to Asia for a second straight month, though the premium for barrels to the kingdom’s largest market remained near the highest in decades.
Major OPEC+ members agreed another modest symbolic increase to their oil output quotas for July, even as a blockage of exports from the Gulf prevents most of them from implementing it.
For decades, oil traders, executives and analysts warned that closing the Strait of Hormuz would be a global economic catastrophe.
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