Russia's Ust-Luga has resumed oil exports after two-week suspension, according to Reuters citing sources

The resumption of oil exports from Russia's Ust-Luga after a two-week halt is likely to alleviate some supply concerns in the market.

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Given the ongoing scrutiny of Russian oil flows, this development may impact WTI prices and overall market sentiment around energy supplies. Traders should monitor potential fluctuations in oil prices as this could shift demand dynamics, especially in the context of ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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