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Oil Prices Spike after US Reckless Attack on Iran Nuclear SitesSingapore, 23 Jun (ONA) — Oil prices today surged in early trade on concerns of disruption to energy markets following US reckless attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Brent and the main US crude contract WTI both jumped more than four percent to hit their highest price since January.
They pared these gains, however Brent was up 2.2 percent at $79.20 per barrel and WTI was 2.1 percent higher at $75.98.— Ends/Khalid
