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Middle East War Escalates | Crude Sustains Above $100

Middle East War Escalates | Crude Sustains Above $100
Crude oil September 12, 2026

Escalating tensions across the Middle East continue to keep global energy markets on edge. Saudi Arabia has reportedly closed its major East–West oil pipeline following a drone attack, while Houthi forces have seized a strategically important island near the Red Sea entrance.

Market Snapshot

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Brent Crude: $104.47/bbl â–Ľ 2.94%
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USD/INR: ₹95.59 ▼ 0.10%

What Happened?

  • Saudi Arabia closed its major East–West oil pipeline following a drone attack.
  • Houthi forces seized a strategically important island near the entrance to the Red Sea.
  • Supply concerns have increased around the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz, two important routes for global oil shipments.
  • Continued tension between the US and Iran is keeping crude oil and freight markets highly volatile.

PolyMart Perspective

  • Maintain balanced raw-material inventory.
  • Purchase against confirmed production requirements.
  • Closely monitor crude oil, USD/INR, freight costs and domestic polymer prices.
  • Stay prepared for sudden price revisions if the regional conflict or supply risks increase.

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