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Crude Oil Prices Rally to 5-month High on Increased Speculation About Possible US Military Strike on Iran
Source: Nasdaq
Energy Markets & PricesCommodity Futures
December WTI crude rose 3.82% to close at $103.28, while December RBOB gasoline gained 1.27%. Crude prices advanced about 6% across Thursday and Friday, reaching a five-month nearest-futures high, amid increased speculation that the US might soon resume active [details are cut off in the source].
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