Commodities
Global energy markets jolt as oil tops $100
Oil was reported to climb past $100 after US-Iran talks broke down, prompting global energy markets to reprice risk across fuel, shipping and power costs.
April 13, 2026
Oil was reported to climb past $100 after US-Iran talks broke down, prompting global energy markets to reprice risk across fuel, shipping and power costs.
Oil prices jumped after talks collapsed, putting US-Iran relations at the center as traders weigh supply risks, inflation pressure, and policy moves.
Oil prices fell after a Trump agreement on a conditional two week Iran ceasefire eased supply risk, shifting sentiment across energy and broader commodities.
Chevron’s Venezuelan oil imports are reshaping US refineries, crude oil processing choices, and energy policy, with market and compliance effects in focus.
Oil prices jumped as Iran conflict fears intensified after Trump threats, pushing global markets lower and lifting volatility for energy, FX and equities.
Oil prices are climbing as the US-Iran conflict tightens supply risk, pressuring global markets, Brent crude benchmarks, and oil-dependent economies.
Gold prices hovered near key support levels on Wednesday as a stronger US dollar continued to weigh on safe-haven demand, limiting upside momentum in the
Oil prices edged higher on Wednesday, supported by renewed supply concerns, although gains remained limited as a stronger US dollar weighed on broader commodity markets.
Global oil price expectations have risen sharply as prolonged disruptions linked to the Iran conflict continue to strain supply routes and tighten market conditions. Analysts
Gold prices extended gains for a second consecutive session as safe haven demand strengthened amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, but the precious metal remains on track
