Crude oil rises 1.73% in delayed data as reports cite refinery attacks
Reports differ on the direction of oil prices, while our delayed quote shows crude higher than the previous close.
Crude oil rose 1.73% in delayed data (not live), with front-month WTI (the US benchmark for crude oil) at $101.63 per barrel against a previous close of $99.9.
Reports differ on the move. Some say prices climbed as Houthi attacks on a Saudi Arabian refinery raised worries about supply. Others say prices edged higher, and one report says crude slid for a second day.
The reports do not say how long the supply worries last.
The reports do not say what happens next.
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