Oil climbs past $110 as Middle East tensions widen and diplomats depart
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Oil prices surged above $110 a barrel as the U.S. ordered non-emergency staff to leave Saudi Arabia amid escalating Middle East conflict tied to Iran’s leadership changes and disputed energy supply disruptions, with production cuts and Hormuz disruptions fueling market volatility and a potential longer-run energy shock.
- U.S. orders staff to leave Saudi Arabia as Iran war spreads and oil surges above $110 CNBC
- State Dept. Said to Order Diplomats in Saudi Arabia to Leave The New York Times
- US orders government employees to leave Saudi Arabia – as it happened The Guardian
- US Said to Order Diplomats in Saudi Arabia to Leave, NYT Says Bloomberg.com
- CIA station in Saudi capital hit in drone attack The Washington Post
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