Oil prices climbed on Wednesday after the United States and Saudi Arabia carried out attacks against Iran-backed militias in Iraq. West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude front-month contracts rose on concerns over the risk of escalating violence. The strikes raised fears of potential disruptions to oil supply routes in the region. Market participants are closely monitoring the situation as tensions continue to mount.
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