Global Crude Oil Prices Reach Two-Year Peak as Middle East Crisis Intensifies
Global crude oil prices climbed sharply on Saturday, surpassing $90 per barrel and reaching their highest level in two years as tensions in the Middle East escalate and fears of supply disruptions grow.
Market data showed that Brent crude rose to about $93 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) traded around $91 per barrel as of Saturday morning.
The increase represents roughly a nine per cent jump in Brent crude prices, marking the highest level recorded since the autumn of 2023, according to a report by the BBC.
Energy experts say the surge is being driven by concerns that ongoing hostilities in the Gulf region could disrupt oil and gas production in the Middle East, which supplies a large share of the world’s energy.
The warning was also echoed by Saad al-Kaabi, Qat...










