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The joint military attack by the United States and Israel on Iran has led to a surge in oil and gas prices, with the Brent crude nearing $80 and significant increases in gas futures.

Oil prices surged significantly following a military attack on Iran, with Brent crude increasing by 6.5%.

Oil prices surged 13% on Monday, driven by fears of major disruptions in crude supply due to ongoing military strikes in the Middle East.

Oil prices have surged sharply due to disruptions in shipping routes resulting from attacks by Iran, raising concerns about rising inflation.

Brent crude oil increased by 10% on Sunday amid heightened conflict in the Middle East, driven by U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran.

Oil prices have surged significantly, with Brent crude jumping 10% to nearly $80 a barrel, amidst rising tensions in the Middle East.

The U.S. is not considering releasing oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve amid rising tensions with Iran, as officials believe price increases will be minimal.

Oil prices are expected to fluctuate next week following U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran, with uncertainty surrounding the impact on oil supplies from the Middle East.

Fuel prices are surging due to a serious geopolitical crisis following US attacks on Iran, with Brent crude reaching over $71-72 per barrel.

Oil prices have risen significantly ahead of the weekend, reaching their highest level since last June amid market nervousness about geopolitical tensions involving Iran.

Iran's oil exports are surging ahead of the third round of nuclear talks with the U.S., reaching historic levels of oil 'on water' as the country aims to expedite shipments before potential new sanctions.

Brent crude oil has hit a 7-month high amid rising geopolitical tensions and significant market hedging activity.

The price of Brent crude oil has risen to nearly $72 per barrel, reflecting an increase of over 6% in just two days, largely due to escalating tensions regarding a potential military action by the USA against Iran.

Oil prices rose due to increasing concerns about a potential military conflict between the US and Iran.

Oil prices have breached the psychological threshold of $70 per barrel, signaling a heightened geopolitical risk amidst ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.

Brent oil prices fell as investors assessed supply disruption risks following Iranian naval maneuvers near the Strait of Hormuz ahead of nuclear talks with the US.

Oil prices are poised for a second consecutive weekly decline as concerns about US-Iran conflict ease.

Oil prices fell by over 1% as discussions between the US and Iran raised hopes for supply stability, with Brent crude closing at $68.6 per barrel.

Russia is offering its Urals oil to Indian buyers at over $10 per barrel cheaper than Brent oil, a move analyzed by Argus which shows a discount level of around $11 per barrel.

Brent crude oil drops nearly 5%, jeopardizing the $66 per barrel mark, amid reduced geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran and a general correction in commodities.

The unexpected US attack on Venezuela, involving the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro, has minimal impact on oil prices, with slight declines observed in WTI and Brent crude contracts.

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