The global economy is better positioned than in the past to absorb an oil shock, even if a prolonged disruption to supplies through the Strait of Hormuz drives prices toward US$100 a barrel, Citi said...
Source LinkThe global economy is better positioned than in the past to absorb an oil shock, even if a prolonged disruption to supplies through the Strait of Hormuz drives prices toward US$100 a barrel, Citi said...
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