Oil edges down as investors weigh uncertainty over US-Iran strikes

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40 ships: CentCom escorts record 18 million barrels of oil through Hormuz as US-Iran strikes flare: report gulfnews.com
Oil settles 1pct higher, as US-Iran strikes threaten supplies nst.com.my
Oil edges down as investors weigh uncertainty over US-Iran strikes businesstimes.com.sg
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