Oil rises as Houthis attack Saudi airports
Oil advanced in Asian trading after Houthi militants attacked two Saudi airports; U.S. Treasury yields stayed elevated after a fresh multiyear high overnight.
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Oil rises in early Asia on Mideast tension fears
Crude oil prices are rising in early Asian trade amid heightened Middle East tension and supply-disruption fears, after attacks claimed by Houthi militants damaged two airports in Saudi Arabia.