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Shares of oil refining and marketing companies are trading higher after the U.S. and Iran continued military strikes over the weekend, with each side claiming it will control the Strait of Hormuz. Also, Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries may lead to more gasoline and diesel shortages globally.

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