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International oil prices rise amid escalating Middle East tensions

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  1. 1Brent crude rose 1.24% on Wednesday, reaching $107.02 per barrel.
  2. 2A Saudi-led coalition struck Houthi energy terminals and fuel reserves in Yemen.
  3. 3Paul Tudor Jones said WTI oil could rise an additional $20 to $25 due to the Iran conflict.

So what's the key point?

International oil prices rose as energy facilities in the Middle East were attacked. Paul Tudor Jones said oil prices could increase by another $20 to $25.

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