💨 Abstract

On March 25, oil prices rose after the U.S. vowed to continue attacking Yemen's Houthis, disrupting global commerce and triggering a costly U.S. military campaign against missiles and drones in the Red Sea. Prices were also influenced by a slowing global economy due to trade tensions, a mixed economic start for China, and lower U.S. consumer sentiment.

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