
Oil Prices Surge Past $94 After US Strikes in Strait of Hormuz
Global crude oil prices climbed above $94 a barrel following renewed U.S. airstrikes targeting Iranian positions near the Strait of Hormuz. The escalation has triggered immediate supply concerns, pushing bond yields to their highest levels since January 2025 amid rising inflation fears.
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Oil Prices Rise as Renewed U.S.-Iran Fighting Deepens Hormuz Supply Risks - WSJ
Oil Prices Rise as Renewed U.S.-Iran Fighting Deepens Hormuz Supply Risks WSJ
Read full article →Global oil prices surge above $94 a barrel and settle at a 6-week high after the U.S. strikes Iran in Hormuz, and Trump threatens more action if Tehran retaliates - Morningstar
Global oil prices surge above $94 a barrel and settle at a 6-week high after the U.S. strikes Iran in Hormuz, and Trump threatens more action if Tehran retaliates Morningstar
Read full article →Oil is back above $92 and inflation fears are sending U.S. bond yields to their highest since January 2025
Rising oil prices are adding to inflation worries and fueling expectations that the Fed could raise interest rates again.
By Damian J. Troise, The Associated Press
Read full article →Oil prices settle up more than $4 a barrel on renewed US-Iran fighting
Read full article →Oil prices settle up more than $4 a barrel on renewed US-Iran fighting
By Reuters
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