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Crude Hits $100 as US-Iran War Escalates With Tankers Targeted
Source: Bloomberg
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Brent crude topped $101 per barrel for the first time since July as escalating Middle East attacks increased concerns over potential disruptions to energy flows. The move signals heightened geopolitical risk for global oil supply and could raise inflation and energy-sector market volatility.
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