EU's Kallas says Croatia can provide Hungary with oil it needs; says there are alternatives for Hungary's Ukraine loan veto, Hungary not cooperating in good faith

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The comments from EU's Kallas regarding Croatia's ability to supply oil to Hungary signify a potential easing of energy pressures in the region. This could impact WTI prices and highlight Hungary's strained relationship with EU states, especially in the context of its veto on Ukraine loans. Watch for possible shifts in market sentiment toward energy commodities and related EU assets.

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