Saudi Aramco Profits Surge 25% as Iran Conflict Fuels Oil Prices
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Saudi Aramco reported a 25% rise in quarterly profits, driven by higher oil prices amid the escalating Iran conflict.
The Saudi oil giant announced earnings that climbed 25% compared with the same period last year, citing the surge in crude prices linked to tensions with Iran.
The company’s financial boost reflects the broader market reaction to the regional conflict, which has tightened supply expectations and pushed prices upward.
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