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    Goldman warns: Oil could surge past $120 if Hormuz disruptions continue - MSN

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    $120 crude oil scare is back & India has plenty at stake - MSN

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    Oil price today (July 22): Crude oil crosses $90, hits 2-month high as US strikes enter 11th day. $120 possible, say experts - MSN

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    Goldman Sachs says oil could surpass $120 a barrel if Hormuz disruptions don't ease. Here's what that means for oil stocks. - MSN

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    Oil price today (July 16): Crude oil at $86, rises for 4th day as US-Iran attacks continue. What are experts saying? - MSN

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    Robert Kiyosaki says the biggest wealth transfer has begun. Should investors pay attention? - MSN

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    Why is market falling today? 7 factors behind Sensex's 700-point fall, Rs 4 lakh crore wealth wipeout - MSN

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    Goldman warns: Oil could surge past $120 if Hormuz disruptions continue

    Global oil markets have been shaken this month as renewed fighting between the US and Iran pushed Brent back above $91 a barrel ...

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