Oil Prices Rise After Saudi Attacks

Oil prices rose over a dollar after renewed Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia raised supply concerns. Brent crude climbed past one hundred ten dollars a barrel amid escalating Middle East tensions.

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Brent Crude Oil rose $1.93 to $110.75 a barrel during the Thursday morning session following fresh attacks in Saudi Arabia. The gains underscore mounting geopolitical risks to Middle Eastern energy supplies. Investors are weighing the immediate threat of physical disruptions against ongoing regional escalations.

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