'You're Right to Worry About Bills,' PM Tells UK as Oil Price Tops $110 in Trump War
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The rapid rise in oil prices is sending down Asia's stock markets today. Experts fear a global recession due to the war in the Middle East. Also, the DAX is likely to lose significantly at the start of trade.
The price of crude oil has been rising over $100 per barrel for the first time since 2022 and is causing high losses to the stock markets in the Far East. According to a media report, the G7 industrial countries are thinking about releasing their oil emergency reserves.
The U.S. and Israel continue to bomb Iran while it sends down its drones in the region.
Tankers are at sea and oil and gas facilities are burning on land – the Gulf War is shaking the financial markets. The situation on the oil market escalated over the weekend – experts fear even worse.
The historic surge in oil prices on Monday above $100 a barrel on the tenth day of the Middle East war caused stock markets to plunge and rekindle fears of a global inflationary shock. Around 08:25 GMT (09:25, Brussels time), the Brent barrel of the North Sea, the benchmark of the world market, climbed from 16.18% to 107.69 dollars, shortly after blazing by more than 28%. The barrel of WTI, the benchmark of the American market, flew by 14.02%, t…
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