India  

Oil prices rise 1% on fears of escalating Middle East conflict

IndiaTimes Friday, 27 October 2023
Oil prices rose by around 1% on Friday as investors reacted to fears of escalating conflict in the Middle East, following reports that the US military had struck Iranian targets in Syria. This raised concerns about potential disruptions to oil supplies. While the developments have not yet directly impacted oil supplies, there are fears that exports from major crude producer Iran could be disrupted. Analysts suggest that lower Iranian exports could cause baseline prices to rise by 5%, and there is a possibility of a 20% jump if trade through the Strait of Hormuz is interrupted.
0
shares
ShareTweetSavePostSend
 
Video Credit: Rumble - Published
News video: Middle East conflict is being used to divide Russian multiconfessional society - Putin

Middle East conflict is being used to divide Russian multiconfessional society - Putin 00:52

Putin claims that global social discord is the true goal of the 'puppeteers' behind the conflict in the Middle East.

You Might Like


Related videos from verified sources

FBI Director Urges Vigilance While Warning of Increased Risk of Terrorism [Video]

FBI Director Urges Vigilance While Warning of Increased Risk of Terrorism

FBI Director Urges Vigilance , While Warning of Increased , Risk of Terrorism. On October 31, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned of an increased threat against the United States amid Israel's war..

Credit: Wibbitz Top Stories     Duration: 01:30Published
344 Middle East Conflict [Video]

344 Middle East Conflict

The key to understanding the current events in the Middle East is found in the Book of Genesis, not Revelation.

Credit: RumblePublished
Iranian-Backed Militia Plotting More Attacks on US Forces in the Middle East [Video]

Iranian-Backed Militia Plotting More Attacks on US Forces in the Middle East

US officials have intelligence that Iranian-backed militia groups are planning increased attacks against US forces in the Middle East. This comes as Iran looks to take advantage of the regional..

Credit: RumblePublished

Related news from verified sources

Goldman Sachs sees no immediate impact on oil inventories from Israel attacks

Goldman Sachs has stated that the recent attacks in Israel will not have an immediate major impact on oil market inventories. However, the attacks could reduce...
IndiaTimes

Indian rupee refuses to budge despite multiple headwinds

The Indian rupee has remained stable despite challenges from oil prices, US yields, and portfolio outflows. The currency has been range-bound with low volatility...
IndiaTimes

Oil spikes as Middle East strife heightens supply concerns

Brent crude oil prices surged to $93 a barrel as tensions in the Middle East escalated, threatening oil supplies from the region. Iran called for an oil embargo...
IndiaTimes