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Oil prices top $100 per barrel as big Middle East producers cut output amid Iran war

Major Gulf producers cut output and shipping halts in the Strait of Hormuz caused Brent crude to surpass $100, a 28% weekly rise, amid ongoing Iran conflict.

  • Over the weekend, AAA reported the national retail average for a gallon of regular gasoline was $3.450, while Brent crude hit $101.19 shortly after trading resumed.
  • The Iran conflict has hindered production and shipping and damaged oil and gas facilities, disrupting global supply, according to reports.
  • Regional data show California at $5.159, Washington $4.605, and Oregon $4.819, with the national diesel average at $4.595.
  • U.S. drivers now face a national gasoline average up roughly 13 cents from Friday's $3.320 and nearly 50 cents higher than last week's $2.984, with only five states below $3.
  • WTI was trading at about $107.06, reflecting sharp benchmark gains, but markets remain volatile and both could rise or fall as market trading continues.
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City AM broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, March 8, 2026.
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