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Oil prices near $110 as Middle East tensions heighten supply risks

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Rising oil prices amid Middle East tensions could lead to global economic instability and increased energy costs, affecting various sectors.

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The Strait had free transit before the war, but Iran now demands that ships apply for permission, and is considering charging a toll.

·Warsaw, Poland
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The price of a barrel (159 litres) of crude oil of the reference Brent variety from the North Sea with delivery in November rose in the morning by almost three percent to 107.60 dollars (around 93 euros) and thus approached the mark of 110 dollars again. The background is once again tensions in the Middle East.

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The disruption in the energy market is escalating, with oil and natural gas prices "spiking" as hostilities on the war fronts intensify.

The disruption in the energy market is escalating with oil and gas prices "scalping" as hostilities on the war fronts intensify. The price ... The article Oil continues its rally towards 110 dollars - Natural gas jumps above 83 euros/KWh was published in NewsIT.

Fuel shortages are becoming particularly severe, as refineries, even operating at full capacity, are unable to compensate for lost supplies from the Middle East and Russia. CNBC: Oil prices will depend on China's actions. Algerian crude oil is the most expensive among Arab world oils. Oil prices surge due to risks of supply disruptions in the Middle East.

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Oil prices near $110 as Middle East tensions heighten supply risks

Rising oil prices amid Middle East tensions could lead to global economic instability and increased energy costs, affecting various sectors.

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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