The price of Brent crude oil surpassed the 100 dollars per barrel mark again, reaching its highest value since July. This rise was driven by fears of new disruptions in global crude supply.
The attacks by the United States and the Houthis contributed to increased geopolitical tension in the region, which caused concerns about the stability of oil supply in international markets to soar.
Investors reacted to these news with caution, anticipating possible interruptions in crude supply that could affect global output.



