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Oil prices rose nearly 2% on supply fears as escalating Middle East tensions, including possible Israeli retaliation against Iran, shook markets

Oil prices have steadied after seven consecutive weeks of decline, as global supply and demand factors and geopolitical tensions influence market trends.

Oil prices fell by 2% on Monday due to global demand concerns and comments from Israel’s government, with WTI and Brent crude experiencing sharp declines.

Oil prices fell by over 1% following weak economic data from China, sparking fears of reduced global demand for energy in the coming months.

Oil prices recorded significant weekly gains amid heightened Middle East conflict fears. President Biden’s caution against targeting Iranian oil helped limit the surge.

Oil prices fell $1 per barrel following a significant revision of U.S. jobs data, sparking fears of economic slowdown and adding to global market uncertainty.

Oil prices dropped nearly 2% amid concerns over weakening demand from China and ongoing tensions in the Middle East, capping a volatile week in global oil markets.

Oil prices dropped as fears of a broader Middle East conflict subsided, with Iran holding back on its threats against Israel. Market analysts point to a reduced geopolitical risk premium …

Oil prices are on track for a 3% weekly gain, driven by escalating Middle East tensions and positive U.S. economic data. The market remains volatile amid ongoing geopolitical risks.

Oil prices stabilize following a Golan Heights attack, balancing Middle East tensions with demand concerns.