Oil prices soared following attacks on a pipeline in Saudi Arabia. Brent crude, which serves as a benchmark for European markets, remained above the $100 per barrel threshold.
On Monday morning, the barrel was trading at $108, representing a 3.2% rise compared to the previous period.
The attack on the Saudi pipeline triggered an immediate reaction in global energy markets, with investors reacting to the threat of disruption in crude supply.
This rise in oil prices directly affects consumers through more expensive fuels, impacts companies with high energy costs, and follows attacks on Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure, one of the world's largest crude producers.
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