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A worker prepares to transport oil pipelines to be laid for the Pengerang Gas Pipeline Project at an area 40km (24 miles) away from the Pengerang Integrated Petroleum Complex in Pengerang, Johor, Malaysia.

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  • Amid tight global supplies, the oil market is expected to face its biggest deficit in over a decade.
  • That's as Saudi Arabia has extended its output cuts, while Russia plans to continue limiting exports.
  • Crude oil prices rallied again on Tuesday after OPEC released market projections. 

Saudi Arabia's output cuts will exacerbate tight global supplies, with the oil market expected to face its  biggest deficit in over a decade.

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The biggest oil deficit since 2007 will hit in the 4th quarter as Saudi Arabia …