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Houthi Strikes Drive Oil Prices Above $105; EU Caps Hybrid Imports

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 12
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What happened

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Benchmark oil prices surpassed $105 a barrel after the Houthi movement launched strikes on Saudi Arabia. Separately, the European Union announced that it will cap imports of hybrid vehicles from China in an effort to prevent a trade war, which lifted the car sector indices.

From jordantimes.com

Why it matters

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The strikes raise concerns about tight global oil supplies heading into the northern hemisphere winter. The European Union's regulatory action is intended to avert a trade war between the region and China.

From jordantimes.com

Who's involved

  • HouthisYemeni Islamist organization that launched strikes on Saudi Arabia
  • Saudi ArabiaCountry in West Asia that was targeted by Houthi strikes
  • EuropeTerrestrial continent that announced the cap on hybrid vehicle imports
  • European CommissionExecutive and regulatory body of the European Union that announced the import cap

Who could feel it

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  • Saudi ArabiaSpeculative

    Saudi Arabia might face increased operational costs and supply risk due to the strikes on its infrastructure.

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