Oil Prices Surge on Market Reopening After Saudi Pipeline Attack
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Oil prices surged immediately after markets reopened, with Brent climbing 3.47% to $108.24 and crude up 3.26% to $103.32 per barrel. This was driven by the markets' first opportunity to price in a weekend that revealed more clearly the extent of damages to Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline, which remains offline and carried about 4-5 million barrels per day. Ongoing deterioration around the Red Sea and the postponement of planned Iran-Gulf talks in Oman also contributed to the price increase.
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