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Oil slips from near six-months highs despite supply concerns

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Oil prices took a dip on Monday after peaking at six-month highs due to rising supply concerns stemming from ongoing militant attacks. US crude futures tumbled sharply, with Brent crude following suit. The heightened fears arose from the recent Houthi…

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