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Oil: What hurricane season means for summer production
Hurricane Beryl made its way through the Caribbean before making landfall in Texas and being downgraded to a tropical storm, causing less damage than what was expected. Crude oil (CL=F, BZ=F) prices tick down this morning in the wake of the storm. Vanda Insights Founder and CEO Vandana Hari comes on The Morning Brief to talk price pressures in the energy sector as hurricane season is predicted to be harsher and more disruptive to oil production than previous years.
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- Posted: Jul 9, 2024 2:23pm
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