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Saudi Oil Supply Falls to 30-Year Low Amid Houthi Attacks, IEA Reports
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Saudi Oil Supply Falls to 30-Year Low Amid Houthi Attacks, IEA Reports

By rawfin.tv Markets Desk||1 min read|AI-assisted · Methodology

Saudi Arabia's oil supply has reached its lowest level in over three decades, according to the IEA. This decline is attributed to recent attacks by Houthi forces, raising concerns about global oil market stability.

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