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The potential new West Coast pipeline increases Western Canadian crude supply, which could pressure Brent as supply rises. While timelines are uncertain, the prospect of greater export capacity tends to compress near-term oil prices, weighing on BNO’s Brent-linked exposure.
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With US trade talks collapsed, Canada aims to accelerate a new oil pipeline to the West Coast, led by Trans Mountain. The plan could ease export bottlenecks and increase global crude supply, potentially pressuring Brent prices in the near term. A weaker Brent price could weigh on BNO in the weeks ahead, though project timelines and regulatory risk remain key uncertainties.
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