Oil Price Surge Driven by Geopolitical Tensions and Supply Concerns
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Oil prices surged after Ukraine's attack on Russian bases, dubbed 'Russia's Pearl Harbor,' despite OPEC+ increasing production, but analysts believe this rally is temporary due to ongoing geopolitical risks and economic uncertainties that could weigh on demand and prices in the longer term.
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