The international benchmark for oil rose 1.6% to $60.05 a barrel after Iranian officials said two missiles hit a tanker off the coast of regional rival Saudi Arabia.
The regional tensions came to a head with the bombing of Saudi Arabia's largest oil processing facility this summer. The U.S. and Saudis blamed the attack on Iran, which denies involvement.
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