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Shares of oil and gas-related companies are trading higher as crude prices climb higher above $100 per barrel after an OPEC report indicated that Saudi Arabia's August oil production fell to the lowest level since 1990. Also, Houthi rebel advances in Yemen may also be viewed as a risk to marine energy transport in the Red Sea.
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