Oil jumps to six-week high as Gulf tensions flare after U.S.-Iran clashes and Saudi attack
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Oil prices rose to six-week highs as weekend U.S.-Iran strikes and fresh attacks on a Saudi Aramco facility increased risk in the energy market, with Brent around $97.7 and WTI near $93.
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