Oil gains as US storm and Houthi air strikes threaten supply
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Oil prices climbed on Wednesday as markets assessed competing pressures on global energy supplies. Traders weighed looming constraints from a storm heading toward United States oil-producing regions alongside Houthi air strikes targeting Saudi Arabia, balanced against reports of increased crude supplies originating from the Middle East.
Trading data highlighted upward momentum for international benchmarks, though specific figures varied by reporting time. Brent crude futures advanced during the trading session, reflecting ongoing sensitivity to geopolitical disruptions and weather-related threats in key production zones.
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Arab News (SA)Highlights a modest price increase of 0.8 percent to $101.39.
Express Tribune (Karachi, Pakistan) (PK)Emphasizes a slightly higher price increase of 1.04 percent to $101.63.
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