Brent crude tops $104, WTI near $99 as drone attacks and shipping disruptions fuel supply fears; Aramco CEO warns markets may not normalize until 2027.
Brent crude rose above $104 a barrel and WTI neared $99, driven by ongoing drone attacks, shipping disruptions, and a warning from Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser that oil markets may not normalize until 2027, fueling concerns over prolonged energy shortages and inflation pressure worldwide.
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