Oslo Børs løftes av økt oljepris
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Oslo Børs index rose slightly under 0.5% from the start of the week as oil prices surged, particularly Brent crude. Saudi Arabia closed a key oil pipeline following a drone attack, causing prices to jump around 2%, driven by concerns over potential disruptions. Brent crude breached the 100 dollar mark for the first time in nearly four months.
European gas prices also hit a new record high on Monday morning. Following the Oslo market open, Dutch TTF rose over 5% to 83.7 euros per megawatt-hour. Analyst Suvro Sarkar of DBS Bank sees Brent crude potentially rising to 120 dollars a barrel if the pipeline is not repaired quickly.
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