Petrolul se scumpește din nou după atacurile teroriștilor houthi în Arabia Saudită

Oil prices rose due to supply concerns from Saudi Arabia following Houthi attacks, while potential increases in Russian diesel exports may stabilize prices. Brent crude futures increased by 0.8% to $106.58 per barrel, and WTI rose by 0.9% to $94.94 per barrel. Analysts suggest that while supply risks from the Houthi conflict are driving prices up, additional Russian diesel exports could mitigate sharp price fluctuations. Recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities have heightened tensions, with the group launching missiles and drones in retaliation for Saudi support of Yemeni government forces. Meanwhile, Iran is reportedly using new tactics to influence oil prices and U.S. elections.