Brent crude prices exceed $100 after US aggression on Iran, impacting global markets.
London: (RightNow) Global oil prices have surged following US aggression on Iran. Brent crude has crossed the $100 per barrel mark.
Latest figures show Brent crude selling at $100.56 per barrel. US crude (WTI) has reached $92.05 per barrel.
UAE’s Murban crude is selling at $108 per barrel, reflecting growing uncertainty in the global energy market.
Natural gas prices have also risen to $2.95 per MMBtu. The impact of tensions in the energy market is becoming more evident.
It is important to note that this price increase follows US aggression on Iran, potentially affecting the global economy.















