Oil surges due to expected supply problems
Energy
- 07 March, 2022
- 09:45
World oil prices are rising 8% this morning, as quotations hit record levels of 2008 due to supply concerns, as evidenced by data from the auction.
Report informs citing TASS that as of 12:36 pm, May futures for Brent crude jumped 7.72% to $127.23 per barrel, April futures for WTI rose by 7.21% to $124.02.
Immediately after the opening of today's trading, the price of Brent briefly reached $139.13 per barrel for the first time since July 16, 2008, and WTI rose to $130 for the first time since September 22, 2008.
Oil approached record highs, with Brent peaking at $147.5 and WTI at $147.27 on July 11, 2008.
Latest News
17:43
Azerbaijan increases its spending on grain, legume imports from Türkiye
AIC17:27
Several Azerbaijani chess players recently improved their ratings, federation president says
Individual sports17:07
Greek F-4 crashes during an air show near Athens
Incident16:53
Tokayev signs decree defining powers of Kazakhstan's Vice President
Region16:35
Kazakhstan, China launch joint digital platform for grain, agricultural trade
Other countries16:15
Rescuers in Nepal pull Chinese national, woman alive 10 days after devastating floods
Other countries15:56
Farid Shafiyev: The Guardian distorted history of Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict
Foreign policy15:40
4 civilians killed, 9 injured in Houthi missile attack south of Taiz
Other countries15:23