Philippines ambassador to the US says Manila is working with the US State Department to get waivers to purchase oil from US sanctioned countries, and all options are being considered

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Philippines ambassador to the US says Manila is working with the US State Department to get waivers to purchase oil from US sanctioned countries, and all options are being considered

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The Philippines is exploring options to obtain waivers for oil purchases from U.S.-sanctioned countries, indicating a potential shift in its energy procurement strategy. This could heighten tensions in U.S.-Philippine relations while also impacting global oil supply dynamics and pricing, particularly if it draws significant ire from the U.S. government. Traders should monitor how this development influences WTI prices and broader energy market sentiment.

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