Login

u/realnarrativenews

r/ManUtd r/TACO_Tuesday r/NoFilterNews r/JonStewart r/GlobalNews r/Utah r/ArtemisProgram r/NewsStarWorld r/Life r/justincaseyoumissedit r/Prada r/leftist r/Environmentalism r/rss r/CyberNews r/EnoughTrumpSpam r/iranfirst r/americanoligarchy r/television r/AIDangers r/ClubWorldCup r/NewsSource r/europeanparliament r/InternationalNews r/antitrump r/uspolitics r/facebookmessenger r/conspiracy_commons r/conservativeterrorism r/AskMarketing r/Businessideas r/football r/Defense_Tech r/economy r/WhatBidenHasDone r/401K r/crime r/AustraliaDiscussions r/cybersecurity r/internationalpolitics r/pwnhub r/videogames r/USNewsHub r/oil r/NewsThread r/USNEWS r/BoycottUnitedStates r/GoodNewsEU r/assasinscreed r/TheSunshineState r/Retirement401k r/Tariffs r/China r/u_realnarrativenews r/TourismHell r/PublicLands r/Epstein r/NewsExchange r/advancedentrepreneur r/fonction_publique_fr r/UkrainianConflict r/digital_marketing r/uknews r/maryland r/science r/Music r/ereader r/smallbusiness r/NAFO r/Health r/npm r/popculture r/ClaudeCode r/Ohio r/agedlikemilk
▲ 36 r/oil

Oil prices remain close to one-month high as Yemen announces Red Sea blockade

Oil prices held close to a one-month high on Tuesday despite efforts to broker a truce between the US and Iran as the widening conflict and a new threat to Red Sea shipping kept supply fears alive.

Brent crude, the international benchmark, slipped 0.4 per cent to $88.87 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate held steady at $82.47. Both remained near the highs reached the day before, when Brent broke above $90 for the first time in more than a month.

realnarrativenews.com
u/realnarrativenews — 4 days ago