Oil prices are actively increasing on Monday morning amid new attacks by the Houthis on various facilities in Saudi Arabia, as well as the closure of a key oil pipeline in that country.

Accordingly, Brent crude oil futures for November delivery are trading at $107.17 per barrel on the ICE Futures stock exchange in London, which is $2.56 (2.45%) higher than the previous trading session's closing price. Last Friday, they had fallen by $3.02 (2.81%) to $104.61 per barrel.

And WTI crude oil futures for October delivery increased by $2.56 (2.56%) to $102.61 per barrel in online trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX). They had dropped $2.43 (2.37%) to $100.05 per barrel in the previous trading session.

Both oils have risen more than 8% in price over the past week.