Oil prices soared to their highest levels since January as tensions in the Middle East escalated.
Delia Niculescu
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Crude oil prices climbed on Monday, with Brent crude hitting $78.53 and 'light sweet crude' $75.35, amid fears of supply disruptions. US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities heightened anxieties and Iran threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz, vital for oil transportation. Analysts forecast continued price rises, estimating that a barrel of Brent crude could reach $100-110 a barrel. Gold prices have also fallen, with investors favoring the dollar.
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Cotațiile la țiței au crescut semnificativ, după ce SUA au atacat instalațiile iraniene de îmbogățire a uraniului
Cotaţiile la ţiţei au urcat luni la cel mai ridicat nivel din ianuarie, după escaladarea tensiunilor din Orientul Mijlociu
Prețurile petrolului cresc luni dimineața, în așteptarea deciziei Iranului privind Strâmtoarea Ormuz
Prețul petrolului a atins un nou record. Analiștii avertizează: „Avansul spre 120 de dolari pe baril este tot mai plauzibil”
Prețul petrolului urcă la maximul ultimelor cinci luni, după atacurile SUA asupra Iranului
Prețul țițeiului Brent a crescut peste 76 de dolari/baril, după atacul american asupra Iranului
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