Houthi Attacks Drive Oil Prices Higher as Red Sea Concerns Grow
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Oil prices rose following Houthi attacks amid fears of escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Separately, the Africa Center for Strategic Studies said growing Houthi leverage over the Red Sea is increasing threats facing Africa. The reports connect renewed concern over Houthi activity with risks to energy markets and countries bordering or dependent on Red Sea trade routes.
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