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Global oil prices jump as Middle East attacks resume
The move reflects renewed concern about whether energy supplies from the region can continue uninterrupted after a brief lull.
The New York Times reports that global oil prices rose after attacks in the Middle East resumed following several days of a lull in direct conflict.
The escalation renewed investor concern about the ongoing flow of energy from the region, a factor that is closely tied to expectations for supply and prices.
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