Economy 'subjected to worst fears' as oil prices SURGE to $108 a barrel after pipeline strike

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Economy 'subjected to worst fears' as oil prices SURGE to $108 a barrel after pipeline strike

Brent crude oil prices have soared to $108 per barrel after a drone strike targeted Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, marking the latest sharp escalation in the US-Iran war. The benchmark subsequently pulled back to $107.22, while West Texas Intermediate stood at $102.66. The attack on the Saudi infrastructure risks removing a further four per cent of the world's oil supply from the market, compounding fears already…