Oil futures close higher amid supply concerns and diplomatic uncertainty

5 articles · 4 outlets · 4 countries · Sources | Summary

Brent and WTI futures rose on Thursday, closing at $106.60 and $94.61 per barrel, respectively. Reports linked the gains to renewed supply concerns after a Houthi missile attack on Saudi Arabia, while news of US-Iran discussions coincided with prices giving back part of their session gains.

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First reported among our outlets by The Guardian (United Kingdom), 24 Sep 16:31 UTC · most coverage from United Kingdom (1), South Korea (1), Saudi Arabia (1), Argentina (1)

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Yonhap News Agency · South Korea24 Sep 20:02

Oil prices surge more than 3% as Houthi missile attack revives supply concerns

Translated from: 국제유가 3% 넘게 급등…후티 미사일 공격에 공급 우려 재부각

Links oil surge to Houthi attack

The Guardian · United Kingdom24 Sep 16:31

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Mentions Brent in mortgage-rate coverage

Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil, topped $105 earlier on Thursday.

Clarín · Argentina24 Sep 19:50

Oil Rises Amid Lack of Diplomatic Progress Between Tehran and Washington

Translated from: El petróleo sube ante la falta de avances diplomáticos entre Teherán y Washington

Leads with stalled US-Iran diplomacy

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Okaz · Saudi Arabia24 Sep 21:37

Oil rises more than 3%

Translated from: النفط يرتفع بأكثر من 3%

Highlights oil’s weekly price high

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