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West African crude grades strong as freight soars

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West African crude oil differentials remain supported by disruption in the Middle East, which is expected to boost demand for alternative grades, Reuters reports.

Freight rates, including from west Africa, have soared to record highs after the latest escalation in the Middle East war, potentially impacting demand.

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