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Brent Oil Hits $100 A Barrel for the First Time Since July 24
Source: Bloomberg
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Brent crude rose above $100 per barrel for the first time since July, driven by escalating US-Iran attacks and a recovery in Chinese oil buying. The move signals renewed geopolitical supply-risk pricing alongside stronger demand from China, with potentially material implications for energy equities and global inflation expectations.
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