Brent crude closed at $117.10 after Houthi strikes hit Saudi energy infrastructure and Trump told a rally crowd the US may run another operation against Iran. The State Department then issued diplomatic departure orders across the Middle East, which tends to move oil faster than any analyst price target. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is at its lowest level since 1982 and got tapped again this week just to keep a single Louisiana refinery supplied. Every past oil spike had the SPR as a release valve. With the buffer this thin, any fresh supply disruption feeds straight into the price with nothing to slow it. Airlines are the most exposed if $115 holds another two weeks, given fuel is their single biggest cost line. Which signal are you treating as the cleaner read on whether this reaches $120, the next Houthi strike or further diplomatic departures from the region?
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