Oil Prices Surge Amid Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
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Oil prices surged to near six-month highs on Thursday and Friday, with Brent crude futures breaching the $110-a-barrel mark, as Houthi forces targeted Saudi Arabia's civilian and energy infrastructure. The attacks escalated concerns over oil supply disruptions in West Asia. Brent crude reached its highest level since May, with prices surging to $114.94 a barrel on Friday. The surge comes amid reported Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia's Shaybah oil field, Dammam airport, and Yanbu, alongside a U.S. order for non-emergency staff to leave Saudi Arabia.
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