Oil Jumps Back Above $105 Yet Again
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Oil prices rose today after US media reports showed US President Donald Trump threatening again to bomb Iran before the midterm elections on November 3. At around 13:50 Greek time, the price of a barrel of Brent North Sea crude for December delivery was up 5.09% to $105.30. The corresponding US benchmark, WTI for November delivery, was up 5.12% to $92.80.
Pentagon prepares “options of attacks on Iranian targets” that would affect energy and nuclear infrastructure, according to local media reports
Concerns about new supply problems are growing again, causing oil prices to rise on Thursday morning. This is pulling up diesel prices, which have already set records. Italy and the Czech Republic are pushing in the EU to temporarily relax green rules to ease the pressure on private finances.
The price of oil is recording a new significant increase, with Brent once again moving close to $105 per barrel, just two days after its decline.
New rise for oil, which is moving in the region of 105 dollars per barrel, just two days after it had fallen below 100 dollars, ... The article Oil is "Running", Brent found above 105 dollars - The market sees risks in supply was published in NewsIT.
International oil prices are under strong pressure and have risen sharply, driven by reports in the American media that speak of a possible new military intervention by the United States against Iran before the crucial midterm elections on November 3. The article Explosive rise in oil prices: Brent at $105 after scenarios for new American strikes against Iran appeared first on Periodista.
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