The escalating conflict in the Middle East has caused sharp fluctuations in global markets. Against the backdrop of ongoing hostilities in Iran, oil prices exceeded $100 per barrel for the first time since 2022.
Investors fear that the military conflict could lead to long-term restrictions on oil supplies from the Middle East.
Against this background, US oil futures rose by 14.7%.
Brent futures, which are considered the global benchmark for oil prices, rose by 12.63%, reaching $104 per barrel.
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