Oil price jump linked to Saudi Arabian attacks sparks energy stock rally

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Higher oil prices spurred by an attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities boosted the Canadian energy sector on Monday but are expected to result in higher fuel prices for consumers.

Long-suffering Canadian oil and gas stocks were on track to post their best day in nearly three years on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Higher oil prices could raise average gasoline prices in Canada by between five and 12 cents per litre over the next two weeks, depending on how long Saudi Arabia production is affected, said Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy. Analysts blame the lack of investor interest in Canadian energy companies on the uncertain future of pipeline access to markets, a factor cited by the Alberta government to continue to constrain crude production this year.

The situation will enhance the reputation of Canadian oil, he said, and may spur Canada's main customer, the United States, to ensure stalled cross-border pipelines like Keystone XL are approved and completed.

 

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Somebody at CTV correct your header, please! It wasn't the Saudis who where attacking as your header would lead you to believe.

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