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Oil Prices Extend Gains on Saudi Supply and Hormuz Concerns - Mansfield Energy

Oil prices moved higher on Tuesday as the market continued to weigh growing risks to global crude and refined-product supplies. Brent crude traded around $106 per barrel after reaching $108.43 earlier in the session, while WTI climbed to about $103 after trading as high as $104.21. The latest move comes as attacks on Saudi energy …
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Oil prices continued to rise on Tuesday morning, gaining more than two percent. Markets remain concerned about attacks on Saudi Arabian oil infrastructure. Reuters and Bloomberg reported this. The price of Brent North Sea crude for delivery in November reached...

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Oil prices rose on Tuesday as concerns about supply disruptions following attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure continued. Meanwhile, global gold prices were little changed after hitting their lowest level in more than a month, as investors awaited a Federal Reserve decision on interest rates.

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inn.ir broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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