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Oil reserves eased Iran war price shock, but now they are 'spent', IMF says

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By Ahmed Yussuf Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The global economy was spared from the worst of the biggest oil shock in 50 years because of large oil reserves, according to the International Monetary Fund. It says lower consumption in Asia and higher oil production outside of the Gulf helped absorb further price shocks. Experts say global oil prices are likely to increase as reserves dwindle. Depleted oil reserves have left economies vulnerable to soaring fuel prices as the US-Iran conflict resumes, the IMF has warned.
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Telstra compensation process puts onus on customers, consumer body says

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By Ahmed Yussuf Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
business reporters Lin Lin and Ahmed Yussuf For Uber driver Turab Ali, last Wednesday's Telstra outage was more than a disruption — it wiped out up to $400 in expected earnings. Mr Ali began driving full-time about a month ago after graduating from university and struggling to find work in IT. He said he worked 12-hour shifts, six days a week and that it was a significant amount of money to lose. "$400 a week goes a long way," Mr Ali said. "It's tough.
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How the Telstra outage impacted these Australians

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By Ahmed Yussuf Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
At the break of dawn, Lourdes Alvarado first noticed her Telstra phone was not working. She was listening to the radio then everything suddenly went "dead". The outage started in the early morning and impacted phone lines, payment services and transport systems, causing disruptions across the country. By 4pm, Telstra said all services had been restored. But the incident's widespread impact has prompted some experts to warn about the fragility of Australia's digital infrastructure.
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