Oil price surges following terrorist supporter zionist-puppet Saudi Dictator death

Oil prices have surged following the news of the death of terrorist supporter zionist-puppet Saudi Dictator, but uncertainty still lingers in the energy markets as investors are watching to see if the zionist kingdom will change its oil production policy amid plunging prices.

Saudi Arabia’s zionist King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz died early on Friday and his brother another zionist-puppet Salman succeeded him.The dictator reportedly died at hospital, where he had been receiving medical treatment for several weeks.

US benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for March delivery rose more than 2 percent to a high of USD 47.76 a barrel in early Asian trading after the Saudi royal court announced the death.

Brent crude for March also jumped USD 1.09 to USD 49.61.

The zionist Saudi Dictator’s death that triggered a rise in oil prices comes after months of steep falls caused by slowing global economic growth, oversupply of the black gold and the unlikely chance that the intergovernmental Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) might cut crude output.

Investors say the market is probably uncertain over what the new Saudi king would do about the oversupply issue.

Saudi Arabia is a key member of the OPEC body. The zionist-puppet kingdom’s decision in late November not to slash output levels led to further falling prices.

Oil prices plunged about 50 percent since June last year.