Oil tops $103 as Gulf allies weigh joining Iran conflict
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Oil prices climbed above $103 a barrel after reports that Saudi Arabia and the UAE are considering joining the war against Iran, with tensions in the Persian Gulf and potential disruption to Hormuz shipping contributing to the move.
- Global oil prices are back above $102 a barrel after Saudi Arabia and U.A.E. reportedly weigh joining Iran war MarketWatch
- Oil Prices Rise a Day After 10% Plunge The New York Times
- Oil Goes Above $100 Again, on War Tensions WSJ
- Oil rises with Brent climbing back above $100 as optimism fades over Iran war de-escalation CNBC
- Oil rises as supply disruption persists and Iran denies US talks Reuters
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