Oil Markets React to Assad's Fall and Global Economic Signals
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The oil markets have shown little reaction to the overthrow of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad, indicating that geopolitical events in Syria are not significantly impacting global oil prices. This suggests that the market's focus remains on other factors influencing oil supply and demand.
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