Petrolul BRENT sare la peste 107 dolari după închiderea conductei saudite care ocolește Strâmtoarea Ormuz

Oil prices are rising sharply due to escalating supply risks in the Middle East, with Brent exceeding $107 per barrel. The increase follows the suspension of Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline and a recent attack on a commercial vessel. Geopolitical tensions, particularly around the Strait of Hormuz, are causing market volatility. Oman postponed a meeting regarding the strategic waterway, heightening uncertainty. The situation is compounded by drone attacks affecting Saudi infrastructure, which is crucial for bypassing the Strait. Traders are closely monitoring potential disruptions to oil supplies, reflecting the geopolitical risks in international pricing.