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Oil prices jump nearly 3% as markets open for trading
Traders bet continued shutdown of Strait of Hormuz will constrict global supplies
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US says oil from strategic reserve to start reaching market next week
The oil will be released in the form of loans that companies will return with extra barrels as a premium. Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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