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ADNOC reportedly aims to trim the amount of crude sold to Asian customers in August and September, Bloomberg reports citing sources; piece suggests the move has helped Murban oil prices to rebound

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ADNOC's August-September supply cuts to Asia have supported a Murban oil price rebound amid a worsening Q3 global supply deficit and rising logistical costs for Middle East crude.

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