Oil exceeds 116 dollars per barrel, while Iran accuses the USA of preparing an invasion.

Oil prices have risen to the highest level in the last two weeks, exceeding 116 dollars per barrel, amid the intensification of the conflict between the USA and Israel against Iran.

This increase was driven by Iran's statements regarding preparations for a ground invasion by American troops and the attacks by the Houthi group on Israel.

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran has significantly disrupted global oil supply, causing a major energy crisis. Oil prices have risen by nearly 60% since the beginning of the conflict, and analysts warn that they will continue to rise without a normalization of maritime traffic.