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Speaking in Rome after a Group of 20 summit on Sunday, President Joe Biden criticized Saudi Arabia and Russia for their inadequate response to managing supply, while declining to say what he planned to do if producers don’t respond. Key time-spreads pointed to a tight global crude market.\nCrude has soared this year, with production trailing supply as the global economy recovered from the impact of the pandemic. An energy crunch marked by shortages of gas and coal has also stoked oil demand. Still, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies have loosened supply curbs imposed last year at only a modest pace, making the case that risks remain.\nThe tightness in the crude market is reflected in deeply backwardated pricing patterns, with traders willing to pay a premium for near-term supply. 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