Brent and WTI prices dropped by 3. 6% after the US canceled airstrikes on Iran. Donald Trump halted the attack following the approval of points in a new deal.
Analysis by The Economist indicates a critical increase in the intensity of AFU attacks. The aggressor's revenues from energy exports have fallen by one third.
Brent rose to $93. 10 due to Trump's threats to attack Iran. The US President announced the secret escorting of tankers to curb market prices.
The price of Brent rose to $97. 56 after US strikes on facilities in Iran. The market remains tense due to risks of further escalation of the conflict.
Global Brent crude prices dropped by over 4% amid negotiations to open the Strait of Hormuz. The US stock market is showing growth.
The price of Brent rose to $111 due to the war between the US and Iran. Risks of oil supply blockades are provoking stock market declines and rising interest rates.
The Trump administration did not extend the waiver for purchasing Russian oil amid the war with Iran. This decision was made despite the risks of rising fuel prices.
The war in the Middle East will add up to 3% to inflation and slow down Ukraine's GDP. The NBU is ready to tighten monetary conditions to maintain stability.
Brent crude rose to $108 due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The US is considering Iran's conditions for a ceasefire and the restoration of transit.
The Trump administration may extend Jones Act waivers to stabilize oil prices. This would allow foreign vessels to transport fuel between ports.
Traders predict oil shortages for months due to the halt of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. Restoration of supply chains will take up to four months.
The cost of Brent and WTI decreased amid a truce in Lebanon and Trump's statements about negotiations. The market is stabilizing after the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent futures rose to $95. 19, while WTI fell to $91.05. The market awaits US-Iran talks amid limited fuel supplies.
Oil prices rose as the US Navy prepared to blockade the Strait of Hormuz. Restrictions on Iranian oil exports have brought the market back to triple-digit prices.
The cost of Brent and WTI increased due to the halt of tanker traffic and reduced production in Saudi Arabia. Experts predict a price of up to $190 per barrel.
Due to the energy crisis and rising Urals oil prices, Russia's tax revenues in April will reach 700 billion rubles. This is twice the figure for March.
The cost of Brent and WTI fell by almost 20% due to a two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran. This is the largest one-day price drop since the 1991 war.
Brent and WTI prices rose amid expectations of negotiation outcomes and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. OPEC+ agreed to a slight increase in production for May.
Brent's value rose by 58% in a month due to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump threatens to destroy Tehran's oil wells in case of escalation.
Brent crude rose to $115. 73, and WTI surpassed $102.77 per barrel. The market is reacting to the expanding conflict and the threat to fuel supplies.
The cost of Brent and WTI decreased after Donald Trump's promise to suspend attacks on Iran's power units. Brent crude fell to $107.17.
U. S. officials are modeling extreme scenarios of the economic impact of a war with Iran. Brent crude has already surpassed $100 per barrel.
The S&P 500 index rose by 1. 1% after news of possible US-Iran talks. Brent crude oil prices fell below $100 per barrel amid the statements.
Oil prices are rising due to possible attacks on Middle Eastern energy facilities and the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz. Brent and WTI futures have reached their 2022 peak.
Brent crude fell to $87. 80 a barrel amid de-escalation forecasts. The US Navy began escorting tankers to stabilize global supplies.
The cost of Brent and WTI fell by 4% due to expectations of de-escalation of the conflict with Iran. Trump suggested easing sanctions against Russia to stabilize prices.
European suppliers are reducing oil product exports to Ukraine due to an oil shortage. Experts predict a rise in gasoline prices to 80 hryvnias.
The cost of oil on international markets recorded its sharpest rise since 2022 due to the active phase of the war in the Persian Gulf. The price of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) jumped 18% in a week.
India and China are increasing their interest in Russian oil due to concerns about supplies from the Middle East. Prices for Russian Urals oil remain stable despite growing demand.
The cost of insuring ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz has increased 12-fold, reaching 3% of the vessel's value. US President Donald Trump has pledged support for trade through the key oil route.
