خام برنت يتجاوز 112 دولاراً وسط مخاوف الشرق الأوسط مع تقارير عن دراسة أمريكا وإسرائيل ضربات جديدة ضد إيران

Oil prices climbed sharply as geopolitical risks in the Middle East intensified following reports of potential military actions against Iran. Traders are increasingly concerned about potential disruptions to crude flows through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a vital maritime chokepoint for global energy. The surge in energy costs complicates ongoing central bank efforts to tame persistent inflation through elevated interest rates. Higher petroleum prices directly impact transportation, manufacturing, and consumer goods, creating a broader economic drag. Energy equities and commodity indices are reacting strongly to the heightened threat of prolonged regional conflict. Market participants remain on edge as any official confirmation of military escalation could trigger further explosive price action.