Brent Oil Has Risen to Its Peak Since May: What's Going on in the Market
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The oil has set price records: Brent has risen to $111.6 per barrel and reached its peak since May. The market has responded in a predictable manner to the Hussites' allegations of attacks on Saudi energy and new transport threats in the Middle East.
Attacks on the energy infrastructure of the Middle East lead to higher oil prices
Tensions are mounting in the Middle East following attacks on oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
Oil and gas without brakes while looking at developments in the Middle East and the war between Russia and Ukraine. On the crude oil front the Wti recorded an increase of 5% to 108,86 dollars per barrel. The Brent earns 1.8% to 111,56 dollars. (ANSA)
The price of the Brent has remained at the maximum of the last five months: the uncertainty about when the supplies will return to normal, with the war with Iran, keeps the oil dear.
Attacks on ships and energy facilities are causing intense concern in international markets.
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