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US Strategic Petroleum Reserve at Lowest Level Since 1983 After Iran War
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China to Return as Major Oil Buyer in August After Hormuz Reopening
JPMorgan forecasts China will resume large-scale crude oil purchases in August, boosting demand as the Hormuz Strait reopens to normal traffic.
South Korea’s Chip Workers’ Bonuses Put Central Bank on Inflation Alert
Massive semiconductor sector bonuses in South Korea — driven by AI chip export boom — are raising inflation concerns for the central bank.