Iranian Conflict Spikes Market Volatility

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Volatility in energy prices marks the stock market session this Thursday. The price of oil has started the European day with a rebound of 3%, for soon after to quote almost flat. Brent's barrel, of reference in the Old Continent, is around 81 dollars. The gas has lived a similar movement: from shooting 10% has passed to the land of falls, below 50 euros the megawatt hour.Keep reading...

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The price of oil rose before the opening of the European stock exchanges after a new wave of attacks on Iran and the difficulties of crossing the Strait of Ormuz, where it circulates around one fifth of the world's oil and gas.In particular, the price of Brent's barrel rose by 1.6% at around 8 and 20 in the morning, to $83.81, while the West Texas Intermediate, of reference in the United States, advanced by 3.2%, to $77.07. In this context of un…

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The prices of Brent oil and gas rose by 1.6% today and more than 5%, respectively, after new attacks on Iran and the difficulties in the Middle East. The price of Brent oil, a European reference, went up 1.6% around 08:20, to 83.81 dollars per barrel. Also today the gas price is rising by more than 5% in the future Dutch market, a European reference. The European bags applied for moderate discounts today, except in the case of London, which can …

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The price of oil rose before the opening of the European Stock Exchanges after a new wave of attacks on Iran and the difficulties of crossing the Strait of Ormuz, where it circulates around one fifth of the world’s oil and gas. Specifically, the price of Brent’s barrel – reference in [...] La entrada The price of oil and gas resumes the rises and the European Stock Exchanges point to moderate falls aparece primero en Forbes España.