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IEA said global oil supply is topping demand for first time since Iran war

Cris Tolomia
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Global oil inventories increased by 52 million barrels in October, marking the first rise since June. The International Energy Agency reports that supply is now exceeding demand for the first time since the onset of the Iran conflict.

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This shift in supply-demand dynamics could signal a cooling of global energy prices and reflects changing geopolitical stability in oil-producing regions.

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