CPC’s oil exports rose 48% in March from February to 1.58mln bpd, boosted by recovery at the Tengiz field, according to sources cited by Reuters

CPC's significant 48% rise in oil exports in March, driven by the recovery at the Tengiz field, suggests a robust supply-side dynamic that could influence WTI prices.

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This boost in exports may impact global oil supply balances and could also have ripple effects on inflation expectations and energy sector performance, particularly in Europe.

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