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WTI Hovers Near $73.50, Upside Seems Possible Due to a Potential Increase in Oil Demand
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Oil prices have risen for five consecutive times, Energy stocks lead the rise in U.S. stocks. What is the market anticipating?
The rise in oil prices is mainly due to the market's expectation of the Trump administration's upcoming sanctions against Iran, Venezuela, and Russia, which will lead to a reduction in Global Crude Oil Product supply, causing Energy Stocks to strengthen and become the stocks with the largest increase this week.
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