U.S. oil tops $90, Brent above $98 after tankers struck off Saudi Arabia

Oil prices climbed above ninety dollars per barrel for U.S. crude and nearly ninety-eight for Brent, after attacks struck tankers off Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea. According to CNBC, U.S. President Donald Trump also threatened to strike Iranian infrastructure. The market remains sensitive to disruptions along this critical shipping corridor.

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