Global Oil Prices Decline to Pre-Conflict Levels
Crude oil prices have fallen below $73 per barrel, reaching levels observed before the recent conflict involving Iran. This decrease is attributed to an increase in oil supply from the Middle East and the successful reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping route. The U.S. Energy Secretary confirmed significant crude movement through the strait.
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