
Oil Jumps $3 on Houthi Claims of Saudi Energy Attacks
Brent rose US$3.06 to US$95.82 after Houthis claimed attacks on Saudi energy sites and tankers were reported hit near Hormuz.

Brent rose US$3.06 to US$95.82 after Houthis claimed attacks on Saudi energy sites and tankers were reported hit near Hormuz.

Brent crude slid to its lowest since late August after Trump downplayed new strikes on Iran, easing inflation fears and lifting Asian stocks.

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Saudi Aramco's third-quarter net profit rose 34.5% to US$36.25 billion on higher oil prices and a gain from selling its Malaysian PRefChem stake to…

Oil prices fell sharply on Monday on hopes of a US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, even as Goldman Sachs raised its…

Global stocks fell as AI trade weakened and oil prices surged, with US tech shares and Asian markets leading declines.

Brent crude rises to $105 as Hormuz talks stall and US considers diesel export ban, tightening global energy markets.

Wall Street closed flat as 10-year US Treasury yields hit 5.22% and Brent crude climbed past US$106.77/bbl.

US retail diesel prices hit $6.50, central banks tighten policies amid inflation concerns, and the Trump-Xi summit looms.

MAG warns of RM7.5b cost surge from fuel prices, trims flights and raises fares as global airlines face similar pressures.

A US-Venezuela oil deal may reshape production long-term but faces political risks; recovery is expected to be gradual and brownfield-led.

US crude oil prices fell over $2 per barrel due to a significant stock build, impacting refined product supply globally.

Renewed US-Iran tensions have decreased vessel traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting oil prices and export risks for Saudi Arabia.

Overland pipelines help bypass Gulf blockades, but shipping delays and rising costs continue to strain Saudi exports.

Rystad warns oil prices hinge on resilience of flows, with escalation risks tightening markets and draining global buffers.

Oil supply routes face mounting pressure as Houthi threats disrupt Red Sea shipments and attacks target Strait of Hormuz transits.