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By Siddharth Cavale NEW YORK, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Oil prices jumped on Thursday and settled up more than $4 a barrel, after a report said the US was sending more troops and carriers to the Middle East and China suspended oil products exports, stoking fears that global fuel shortages could worsen.
China’s major refiners have suspended most refined fuel exports for October as Beijing prioritizes domestic supply security
Brent settles above $102 as China's fuel export suspension and reports of a larger US military presence in the Middle East fuel supply concerns