Oil Prices Slip Toward Worst Quarter Since Pandemic Peak
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Oil prices are on track for the steepest quarterly decline since the COVID-19 crash, with Brent around $70 as hopes for sustained Hormuz access erase much of the geopolitical risk premium; markets imply about a 20% monthly drop and a 30% quarterly plunge, though analysts warn that renewed disruptions remain a risk.
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