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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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The recent shift in the futures curve structure of Dubai and Murban crude signals a potential easing of supply concerns in the Middle East. The easing of concerns about prompt crude supply from the region has led to a change in the futures curve structure of these key benchmark crudes. This change, in which prices for contracts dated further out in time are higher than those for immediate delivery, is a significant development given the region's recent supply disruptions.

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