UAE Energy Minister says not going to shock oil market with supply

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The UAE Energy Minister's statement suggests a stable supply outlook for oil, indicating that there won't be abrupt changes that could disrupt the market. This is significant as it may allay fears of volatility and support current price levels, particularly for WTI, while also signaling a cooperative OPEC+ stance ahead of future meetings.

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