Intertanko, the biggest trade organization for oil tanker owners, said it is "extremely worried" about the safety of crews in the region. (Photo: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg)
(Bloomberg) — The cost of insuring tankers to ship Middle East crude looks set to jump after a second spate of attacks on vessels in the region in just over a month underscored escalating tensions in the oil-exporting region.
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