Crude oil futures climbed $1.93, or 1.8%, to $106.65 per barrel, reaching their highest level since September 15th, following attacks in Saudi Arabia. The price surge effectively overshadowed a recent diesel deal brokered by former U.S. President Trump. Brent crude LCOc1 futures experienced the significant increase as a direct response to the instability caused by the attacks. This jump in price reflects market concerns regarding potential disruptions to global oil supply. The attacks in Saudi Arabia have raised fears of further volatility in the energy market, impacting prices worldwide. Experts suggest continued monitoring of the situation is crucial to assess long-term effects on oil prices and the global economy. The Brent crude benchmark is now at its highest point in over a month due to these events.