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Why Does Yemen Have Such a Big Affect on Oil Market

Yemen is the 39th biggest oil producer in the world, contributing only 0.2% to global output. So why does Yemen have such a big affect on the oil market? Watch as Yvonne Man explains.

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Why Does Yemen Have Such a Big Affect on Oil Market

Why Yemen Is Roiling the Oil Markets

Yemen is the 39th biggest oil producer in the world, contributing only 0.2% to global output. So why does Yemen have such a big affect on the oil market? Watch as Yvonne Man explains.

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