Saudi oil pipeline hit in strikes will be mostly out of service for several weeks for repair

A major Saudi oil pipeline has been severely damaged in a series of strikes, and it's expected to be mostly out of service for several weeks while repairs are carried out. This disruption could have significant implications for the global oil market, particularly if it leads to a shortage of crude oil supplies. The impact on oil prices is likely to be substantial, potentially affecting not just energy markets but also the broader economy.

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The pipeline shutdown will reduce oil supply and increase prices. This could lead to higher energy costs and affect global economic growth.

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