Oil prices rise after Houthis claim attack on Saudi Aramco facilities
Al Jazeera1 min read77 words
Oil prices jumped after Yemen’s Houthis claimed attacks on Saudi facilities, prompting market attention to the region’s energy outlook. The surge followed reports that the Iran‑aligned rebel group said it had successfully struck Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Aramco) installations.
Brent crude rose to more than $106 a barrel after the Houthis’ claim of a successful attack on Aramco facilities, with the price level reflecting the immediate market reaction. Brent crude topped $106 a barrel after the claim.
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