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Oil prices were expected to surge when global markets reopened Sunday after drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities, including the Shaybah field and the Abqaiq processing plant. The Houthis claimed responsibility, and about half of Saudi production was reported shut in.
The attack came as diesel prices were already set to rise for trucking fuel surcharges.
Roughly half of Saudi output offline is a major crude supply shock that will push fuel costs up for transport and farm operations. Higher diesel increases freight and surcharge costs for feed delivery.
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Weekend drone attacks on Abqaiq and Shaybah shut in about half of Saudi output, so prices were expected to surge at the Sunday open.
Sunday-dated preview of the surge at the market reopen after the Abqaiq and Shaybah strikes, which is the supply-risk trigger for the diesel jump.
Anticipates the surge at the Sunday reopening following the drone attacks and Houthi claim, setting up the Monday move.
