Asia’s Oil Buffer Race Gains Momentum as Iran War Disrupts Supply
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Rising fuel costs from the Iran conflict and potential Hormuz closures are pushing Asian economies that rely on imports to swing into action, with the Philippines and others rushing to build strategic petroleum reserves to cushion future shocks and curb inflation.
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