US-Iran Military Escalation Drives Crude Prices Higher: Brent Reaches $98 and WTI Hits $94
Brent crude nears $98/B and WTI holds at $94/B as US-Iran military escalation in the Strait of Hormuz raises global energy security risks.
Brent crude nears $98/B and WTI holds at $94/B as US-Iran military escalation in the Strait of Hormuz raises global energy security risks.
Brent trades near $91-$93 and WTI around $85-$86 as markets balance imminent US sanctions on Iran with profit-taking amid ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
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Brent crude holds near $89/bbl and WTI trades around $83/bbl as deadlocked US-Iran negotiations and Strait of Hormuz shipping risks collide with revised global demand forecasts and unexpected US inventory builds.
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