Houthi Attacks on Saudi Oil Sites Push Up Global Crude Prices

Escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities, including a deadly strike on an Aramco field and the U.S. ordering non-emergency personnel to leave the kingdom, have driven Brent crude above $114 and raised concerns about supply disruptions despite recovering Strait of Hormuz exports.

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Oct 26, 12:28 AM	ft.com	Oil price falls back to $114 as traders remain focused on Middle East conflict
Oct 25, 5:46 PM	reuters.com	Stocks trade cautiously in Asia, Brent off six-month top
Oct 25, 12:59 PM	abc.net.au	Live: Wall Street retreats as oil prices continue to rise, ASX set to slip
Oct 24, 10:26 AM	straitstimes.com	Houthis say they attacked Saudi oil sites, strikes reported on Yemen's Aden
Oct 23, 2:45 PM	wpbf.com	Energy experts predict high gas prices will stick around
Oct 23, 1:57 PM	bloomberg.com	Chipmakers Post Longest Weekly Drop Since November
Oct 23, 12:31 AM	wsj.com	Oil Prices Rise as Middle East Risks Persist
Oct 22, 10:54 PM	bloomberg.com	Oil Set for Weekly Gain as Supply Risks Grow
Oct 22, 3:08 PM	bloomberg.com	Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Oct. 23
Oct 22, 8:35 AM	middleeasteye.net	Saudi Aramco tells staff to evacuate Dhahran as clashes with Yemen's Houthis continue
Oct 22, 4:35 AM	marketwatch.com	Mideast oil exports are recovering. Fresh attacks in Saudi Arabia show risks remain.
Oct 22, 12:42 AM	bloomberg.com	Alhasan: Iran Chokepoints Squeeze Energy Markets
Oct 21, 3:05 PM	bloomberg.com	Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Oct. 22

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remove 2026-10-22 — removed “Alhasan: Iran Chokepoints Squeeze Energy Markets”. Iran/energy-market commentary, not the Houthi attacks.