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AS Saudi Arabia and four other Arab states cut diplomatic ties with Qatar on Monday, energy markets tried to digest whether the tensions would translate into disruptions.
The flare-up in the Middle East added to the instability in the world's most important energy-exporting region. Saudi Arabia is the world's biggest exporter of crude, while Qatar is home to substantial natural gas resources.
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