Australia PM Albanese says the country's fuel supply looks safe in the coming months

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The Australian PM's assurance about fuel supply safety is a signal of stability in the energy sector, likely alleviating supply concerns that can influence broader market sentiments. This could prevent sharp fluctuations in oil prices, as confidence in supply can support commodity currencies and potentially dampen inflation fears.

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