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Oman's crude OSP at USD 124.05/bbl for May (vs USD 68.15/bbl for April), +USD 55.90/bbl, GME data shows

Oman's substantial increase in its crude oil Official Selling Price (OSP) to $124.05 per barrel for May represents a significant jump of nearly $56 compared to April’s price.

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This steep rise could indicate tightening supply conditions or strong demand expectations, which may have broader implications for oil prices globally, particularly impacting WTI and Brent benchmarks and potentially influencing inflation and currency dynamics. Traders should watch for reactions in related markets, including the energy sector and forex pairs involving commodity currencies.

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