Oil Prices Surge Near $100 Amid Middle East Conflict Fears
Crude oil prices have climbed near $100 a barrel as fresh strikes in the Middle East raise concerns about global supply disruptions. The escalation in regional conflict is adding significant upward pressure on energy costs worldwide.
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