Mideast oil exports are recovering. Fresh attacks in Saudi Arabia show risks remain.

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MarketWatch	Mideast oil exports are recovering. Fresh attacks in Saudi Arabia show risks remain.	More oil is flowing out of the Persian Gulf again, with exports approaching prewar levels. So why are prices so stubbornly high?	22 Oct, 11:35	22 Oct, 11:45	0m	marketwatch.com	First

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