Oil Prices Closer to $100 After US Attacks Iranian Tankers
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The exchange of attacks between the US and Iranian militaries, along with Houthi militants attacking Saudi oil facilities, has heightened tensions in the Middle East. Clashes in the Strait of Hormuz have sent oil prices soaring, while Turkey and Pakistan have condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia.
The Brent, the oil of the North Sea, has returned to cost more than 100 dollars per barrel after US attacks on Iranian oil tankers
The oil quota reached almost 100 dollars per barrel, on the background of a new escalation of tensions in the Middle East, caused by the attacks of the United States on Iranian oil tankers and the attacks of the Houthi rebels on Saudi energy infrastructure. The American forces "destroyed on Tuesday five Iranian oil tankers carrying oil, as reprisals after the Guard Corps [...] Article The oil bar approaches 100 dollars after the US attacks on Ir…
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The price of oil has skyrocketed to the $100 per barrel mark, amid a new escalation in the Middle East: US forces attacked Iranian oil tankers and Houthi rebels hit Saudi energy infrastructure, fueling increasingly serious fears for the global economy.
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