Oil Prices Rise Above $95 as U.S.-Iran Tensions Fuel Supply Fears
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- Brent crude rose 5.38% to $95.36 per barrel on Tuesday.
- Renewed U.S.-Iran tensions increased market concerns about possible supply disruptions in the Middle East.
Brent crude climbed above $95 a barrel on Tuesday as renewed tensions between the United States and Iran intensified fears over oil supplies from the Middle East.
The global benchmark rose 5.38% to $95.36 per barrel, reflecting concern that the tensions could disrupt regional supply.
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