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Oil reportedly surges amid Saudi pipeline outage

A September 16 post says Brent settled at $108.75 a barrel after Saudi Arabia suspended loadings at Yanbu port and canceled September cargoes to European refiners.

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A September 16 post attributes Saudi Arabia’s suspension of Yanbu port loadings and cancellation of September cargoes to an attack on its East-West pipeline. It puts Brent’s settlement at $108.75 a barrel and WTI’s at $105.83, and says US diesel prices hit a record above $6.26 a gallon. A separate comment argues that energy markets have fewer “shock absorbers” than in February and predicts sharper reactions to news.

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@anchrprimeTRENDING: Oil surges as Saudi pipeline outage tightens global supply Brent settled at $108.75 a barrel and WTI at $105.83 after Saudi Arabia suspended loadings at its Yanbu port and canceled September cargoes to European refiners following an attack on its East-West pipeline. US diesel prices hit a record above $6.26 a gallon, adding fresh pressure to inflation. $XLE
@RealEJAntoniNot to beat a dead horse, but we don't have as many shock absorbers in energy markets as we did in Feb; consequently, markets are going to react more violently to news...
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    @anchrprimeTRENDING: Oil surges as Saudi pipeline outage tightens global supply Brent settled at $108.75 a barrel and WTI at $105.83 after Saudi Arabia suspended loadings at its Yanbu port and canceled September cargoes to European refiners following an attack on its East-West pipeline. US diesel prices hit a record above $6.26 a gallon, adding fresh pressure to inflation. $XLE
    @RealEJAntoniNot to beat a dead horse, but we don't have as many shock absorbers in energy markets as we did in Feb; consequently, markets are going to react more violently to news...
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