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Oil gains from new Mideast supply risk
The oil prices rose on Wednesday, as concerns about a 'further disruption of supply' grew after U.S. troops struck Iranian military targets for the 11th consecutive night. Meanwhile, oil tankers reacted to warnings from the Houthi-backed militia by making U-turns at the Red Sea. Brent crude futures increased $1, or 1.1% to $92.01 per barrel at 0330 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate Crude climbed 82 Cents, or 1.0 %, to $85.16. Gains were made after oil reached a five-week peak on Tuesday, following U.S. strikes against targets in western and southern Iran. Iran also attacked U.S. installations in Bahrain, Kuwait,...