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By Nicole Jao Oct 8 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Thursday on persistent worries about supply from the key Middle East producing region amid an increase in attacks on shipping in the Gulf and the
WTI Nov and Brent Dec futures are mixed after paring overnight gains, with the complex caught between ongoing geopolitical risks and signs of improving supply.
Oil prices moved slightly higher on Wednesday as investors assessed improving crude exports from the Gulf alongside continuing risks to supplies from the Middle East and potential weather-related disruption in the United States. At 08:08 GMT, benchmark Brent crude futures were up 0.