Oil falls 2% but concerns over supply disruptions provide support
Oil prices dropped by 2% on Friday but remained steady for the week as supply concerns in Russia and uncertainty about a Ukraine peace deal persisted. The Ukrainian drone attack impacting Caspian Pipeline Consortium flows supported prices.
Kazakhstan has pumped record high oil volumes despite damage on its main export route via Russia, the Caspian Pipeline ...
Long-term outlook for the network to maintain the shipping rate for Kazakh major oil developments remains in doubt ...
Crude futures were edging lower in early trade but are still poised for weekly gains of more than 1.5% on rising supply ...
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Oil edged higher in the morning Asian session, supported by prospects of lessened supply.
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