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Crude oil prices plummet despite Middle East tensions, as traders anticipate a swift resolution. Brent crude drops to $107.98 per barrel, while WTI trades at $94.12. Prices remain above year-start levels, with potential for further increases if conflict persists. Analysts monitor the duration of the war, as prolonged fighting or facility hits could cause prices to surge. Three possible paths are outlined, with the main forecast predicting no major supply breaks if hostilities end quickly. However, lasting market shifts could slow global economy, fuel inflation, and complicate central bank operations. The conflict has already disrupted 11-13 million barrels per day, with potential for 14 million if it continues. Asian nations cut spending, and Australia faces fuel shortages without a backup stockpile. Markets remain tense for further developments.

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