The price of Brent crude oil rose to 77 dollars a barrel, influenced by tensions in the Middle East and conflict risks.
Călin Nicolescu
Economy
Foto Pixabay
Always see our news on Google
European Brent crude oil ended its third week on the rise, reaching 77 dollars a barrel, its highest level in five months. Tensions in the Middle East, including the risks of conflict between the US and Iran, have pushed up the price of oil and natural gas. Although Iran is maintaining its crude oil exports, the EU is vulnerable in natural gas deliveries, with 4% of it coming from Qatar through the Strait of Hormuz. Natural gas prices have hit 40 euros/MWh, the highest level in ten weeks, and traders remain on alert.
Sources
Prețul țițeiului european a urcat la 77 de dolari/baril, în contextul războiului din Orientul Mijlociu și al riscului tot mai mare de blocare a livrărilor prin Golful Persic
Petrolul a crescut și joi pe fondul conflictului dintre Israel și Iran, care a intrat în a șaptea zi
Nouă scumpire majoră în benzinării, a doua în două zile. Cât costă benzina și motorina vineri, 20 mai
Motorina se scumpește cu aproape 15% în Europa, pe fondul conflictului Israel-Iran
Latest News
07:30
Romanians will be able to save money for retirement under the American system, tax-free
07:25
Finland approves the world’s first permanent repository for spent nuclear fuel
07:19
Vladimir Putin: “The peoples of Europe do not want to fight against Russia. I would like us to be heard: neither do we want to.”
23:04
PNL accuses PSD of manipulating Eurostat data on Romania’s deficit
22:36
Ilie Bolojan invokes the ECtHR decision in the dispute over the payment of judges' salary arrears
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Economy
The price of Brent crude returns above the $100-per-barrel threshold amid risks in the Persian Gulf
International
Oil prices rose sharply by almost 5% after the American attacks on Iran, amplifying fears about energy supply.
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
