Brent reached $111; ترامپ استفاده از «مادر بمبها» علیه ایران را رد نکرد
لینک منبع: برنت به ۱۱۱ دلار رسید؛ Trump did not rule out using the "mother of bombs" against Iran. Brent oil price reached $111 per barrel for the first time since May. Prospects for an immediate relief from supply shortages have dimmed, and traders increased their bets on a price hike ahead of the holiday weekend. برنت در جلسهٔ معاملاتی ۳.۷ درصد بالا رفت. این جلسه با گزارشهایی دربارهٔ مراکز اصلی صادرات همراه بود؛ […] Source site: Sefir Ar
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The price of Brent oil reached $111 per barrel for the first time since May. Prospects for an immediate relief from supply shortages have dimmed, and traders increased their bets on a price hike ahead of the holiday weekend.
Brent rose 3.7% in the trading session. This meeting was accompanied by reports about the main export centers; Including the announcement of Saudi Arabia about issuing a warning for possible danger on Thursday. Yemen's Houthis continue to target Saudi Arabia with missiles and drones, and Russia and Ukraine also attack each other's energy facilities.
US lawmakers on Friday introduced a bipartisan bill to block President Donald Trump's deal with Moscow. This agreement is supposed to bring several hundred million barrels of Russian diesel to the market. This action shows widespread opposition to any decision to allow Russia to increase its war finance resources.
If Russian diesel remains out of the world markets, other refineries will have to increase oil processing to meet demand. Trump then said Moscow would make the offer. According to Reuters, a recent attack on Russia's Ryazan oil refinery led to the shutdown of its main unit. The continuation of these tensions around the Black Sea has increased doubts about the implementation of the agreement.
Crude oil prices have risen more than 70 percent this year as wars in the Middle East and Russia have disrupted supplies. Physical markets continue to report supply shortages, and products such as diesel have grown more. Diesel futures contracts in Europe have more than doubled this year.
Analysts are closely following developments in the Persian Gulf to see signs of escalation of the conflict. In an interview with Newsmax, Trump did not rule out using a weapon known as the "mother of all bombs" against Iran after the November 3 election. CNN reported earlier this week that the US is preparing plans for an attack that may include the use of the GBU-43/B high-powered bomb.
"The conflict is likely to escalate," Eurasia Group analysts wrote in a note. They increased the likelihood of conflict escalation from 35% to 65%. These analysts added: "It is no longer possible for the United States to continue the current stalemate."