Brent Crude Tops $107 After Houthi Attack On Saudi Airport
Brent crude climbed above $107 following a Houthi attack on a Saudi airport, as Goldman Sachs warns of ongoing Middle East supply risks.

Brent crude prices rose above $107 per barrel following a Houthi attack on a Saudi airport, according to TradingKey. The geopolitical escalation heightened concerns over potential crude supply disruptions in the region.
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Following the attack, Goldman Sachs issued a warning regarding ongoing Middle East supply risks, highlighting potential vulnerabilities in global energy flows.
Key facts
- Brent crude prices surpassed $107 per barrel.
- The price surge followed a Houthi attack targeting a Saudi airport.
- Goldman Sachs warned about persistent Middle East supply risks.
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