Brent crude fell 0.9% to $105.69, amid concerns about tensions in the Middle East.

On Tuesday, October 13 in London, the price of Brent crude oil fell by 0.9 percent to settle at $105.69 per barrel. Market operators closely monitored the situation amid ongoing tensions and escalating attacks in Saudi Arabia, watching for potential risks to global petroleum supplies and general market uncertainty.

At the same time, regional coverage from the same news wire highlighted unrelated domestic issues in Latin America. In Honduras, business leaders and civil society organizations urged immediate resolutions to a prolonged medical strike that has severely disrupted public hospital and health center services. Meanwhile, Peru's energy regulator, Osinergmin, issued public guidance informing citizens on how and where to report prolonged or unannounced electricity outages.