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Oil prices rise amid reported Saudi cargo cancellations to Europe

A September 15, 2026, post says Brent rose 1.6% to $107.39 and WTI gained 2.1% to $103.51, with Libyan outages and Kazakhstan maintenance adding supply pressure.

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A September 15 post says Saudi Arabia reportedly cancelled September crude cargoes to some European refiners following damage to its East-West pipeline. It also cites Libyan oil-field outages and maintenance in Kazakhstan as sources of supply pressure, with Brent reaching $107.39 and WTI $103.51.

Separately, another post that day says the 10-year Treasury yield reached 5.041%, its highest since July 2007, while the 30-year yield hit its highest since June 2007.

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@DeItaoneOIL JUMPS AS SAUDI CANCELS EUROPEAN CARGOES Oil prices surged after Saudi Arabia reportedly cancelled September crude cargoes to some European refiners following damage to its East-West pipeline. Additional supply pressure comes from Libyan oil-field outages and maintenance in Kazakhstan. Brent jumped 1.6% to $107.39, while WTI surged 2.1% to $103.51. Market angle: tightening physical supply is overpowering diplomatic optimism.
@IranObserver0⚡️BREAKING: Israel has Begun Helping Saudi Arabia with Intelligence Against the Houthis The Coordination is taking place through the US military Although this Cooperation is being kept a Secret by the Saudis - Israel Hayom
@unusual_whalesBREAKING: The 10-year yield has reached 5.041%, the highest level since July 2007. The yield on the longer-dated 30-year Treasury bond hit its highest level since June 2007.
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    @DeItaoneOIL JUMPS AS SAUDI CANCELS EUROPEAN CARGOES Oil prices surged after Saudi Arabia reportedly cancelled September crude cargoes to some European refiners following damage to its East-West pipeline. Additional supply pressure comes from Libyan oil-field outages and maintenance in Kazakhstan. Brent jumped 1.6% to $107.39, while WTI surged 2.1% to $103.51. Market angle: tightening physical supply is overpowering diplomatic optimism.
    @IranObserver0⚡️BREAKING: Israel has Begun Helping Saudi Arabia with Intelligence Against the Houthis The Coordination is taking place through the US military Although this Cooperation is being kept a Secret by the Saudis - Israel Hayom
    @unusual_whalesBREAKING: The 10-year yield has reached 5.041%, the highest level since July 2007. The yield on the longer-dated 30-year Treasury bond hit its highest level since June 2007.
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