Brent surpasses $107 per barrel supported by fears of military operations and supply disruptions
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Oil prices rose 1.6% as Brent crude topped $107 per barrel.
The increase followed reports of security concerns in the Strait of Hormuz and claims about potential military operations against Iran, according to local media outlets.
President Trump's visit to China has heightened tensions surrounding regional supply issues.
Brent crude oil rose to 107 dollars per barrel, up 1.6%, amid reports of potential military operations against Iran and escalating security concerns over the Strait of Hormuz, through which one-fifth of global oil supplies pass.
Rising oil prices will be reflected in electricity, fuel and transport bills in the coming weeks, and may also affect import costs and logistics services. Any military escalation in the Gulf could worsen the crisis and push prices higher, multiplying pressure on household and corporate budgets.

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