Oil prices climbed above $116 per barrel after markets opened Sunday, as Iran-backed Houthi militants fired missiles and drones at Israel over the weekend and promised to continue attacks. Why it matters: The increase came as the war moved into its fifth week, showing little sign of abating despite President Trump's talk of diplomacy. Driving the news: The global benchmark Brent crude rose 3.3% to $116.25 per barrel. - WTI, the main U.S. reference, was also up about 3% to nearly $103 per barrel. The big picture: More than 3,500 U.S. troops, including about 2,500 Marines, arrived in the Middle East, officials said Saturday. - The speaker of Iran's parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, threatened to set U.S. troops "on fire" and step…
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