The escalation of conflict between Iran and Israel has caused a rise in global crude oil prices.
Recent indications show a one-dollar increase per barrel, extending crude oil prices beyond $91 per barrel. This jump represents a major $4 increase in global crude oil prices.
Crude oil prices have risen gradually by 4% this week, hitting their highest level since November 2023. The rising tensions between Iran and Israel have raised concerns among oil market analysts, urging investors to keep a careful eye on geopolitical developments for potential effects on oil supply and pricing.
The recent surge in crude oil prices demonstrates the susceptibility of global oil markets to geopolitical tensions, as well as the need for stability in important oil-producing countries for market equilibrium.
As tensions rise, market investors remain on guard, expecting additional volatility in crude oil prices in reaction to changing geopolitical circumstances.