Oil Prices Rise 5% for Fear of New Attacks in the Middle East
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Remolacha - Noticias Republica DominicanaThe oil fires after reports that the U.S. could attack Iran before the November elections, according to U.S. media. Brent and WTI raise more than 5% to possible military actions that would affect Iranian infrastructure, seeking to influence the market.
The oil race triggered today by the hypothesis of a new American attack on Iran before the midterm elections does not stop. International prices rise by more than 5%. (ANSA)
Statements about possible new US attacks on Iran and the potential closure of alternative transit routes through the Strait of Hormuz have triggered global supply concerns. Brent crude oil prices rose by over 4%. This sharp increase in oil prices has led to new increases in fuel prices in Türkiye.
Oil prices rose more than 5% after US reports that the White House was considering strikes on Iran ahead of the midterm elections. Brent reached $105.30 and WTI reached $92.80.
Oil prices are rising to more than 105 dollars after rumors that the White House could attack Iran before the U.S. elections. Brent rose 5% to 105.09 dollars, while WTI also rose 5% to 92.75 dollars.
Statements by the US regarding possible new attacks on Iran and transit routes through the Strait of Hormuz have driven up oil prices. Brent crude rose 4.2% to $104.43, raising the possibility of fuel price increases in Turkey.
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