Brent crude hits five-week high on US-Iran tensions
Brent crude touched a five-week high above $94 a barrel as US-Iran tensions intensified.
Analysts expect crude prices to remain in the $90-100 a barrel range, not a sustained climb toward $112.
Manoranjan Sharma of Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited said current prices do not signal a major structural supply disruption.
Sharma noted that a move to $120 would require a fresh escalation, such as a prolonged Strait of Hormuz disruption.
Investors are watching crude oil inventory data, as an unexpected drop could push NYMEX prices toward $90, said Deveya Gaglani of Axis Direct.
Story angle
Center-right
Mostly straight facts, with a light government- or market-friendly tilt.
About how the story is framed, not whether the facts are true.
Times of India
Center-right
Mixed factuality
Who owns this?
Times Group
Bennett, Coleman & Co. (Sahu Jain family)
India's largest newspaper group by circulation.
Wikipedia: Sahu Jain family