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Dubai and Murban Crude Signal End of Middle East Supply Crunch
The benchmark crude grades of the Middle East have slumped this week as the U.S.-Iran deal raises hopes that supply from the top oil-exporting region would begin to recover soon.
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Dubai and Murban crude futures flipped to contango on Tuesday, the first time since the war began on February 28. The change follows the U.S.–Iran deal, which has lifted expectations that Middle East supply will soon recover. Bloomberg data show the benchmark grades’ curve structure shifted, reflecting eased concerns about prompt crude availability from the region. The move signals a potential end to the supply crunch that has dominated Middle East oil markets.
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