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IEA chief sees little chance of oil market 'normalisation' next year

The war sparked by the attacks has sent oil prices to over $100 a barrel compared with below $70 a barrel before hostilities began, while damage to Gulf…

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The Hindu reports that the war sparked by the attacks has sent oil prices to over $100 a barrel compared with below $70 a barrel before hostilities began, while damage to Gulf refineries has helped push diesel prices to record highs.

This world story centres on India. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include IEA and Gulf.

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India · Asia
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The Hindu
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Key names
IEA, Gulf
Section
World

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