Gulf markets ease after Houthi attacks on Saudi oil sites, Bitcoin dips below $65K
The attacks highlight vulnerabilities in global oil supply chains, prompting increased regulatory scrutiny on cryptocurrencies linked to illicit activities. The post Gulf markets ease after Houthi attacks on Saudi oil si...
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The attacks highlight vulnerabilities in global oil supply chains, prompting increased regulatory scrutiny on cryptocurrencies linked to illicit activities.
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