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Oil's Saudi–Houthi risk premium closes the week at a six-month high — yet Europe's UCO market fell anyway, and West Africa's feedstock arbitrage still is not clearing
Riyadh reopened only two terminals at a still-targeted airport, Gulf equities booked their worst session in roughly 18 months, and a Borr Drilling jack-up sank off Gabon. The week's sharpest signal, though, is the split between fossil benchmarks and waste feedstocks: Brent up about 6%, European UCO down for the week to 22 October, Southeast Asian UCOME at a three-month low.
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