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Crude oil prices continue to surge on Friday as the crisis in the Middle East deepens.
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West Texas Intermediate added as much as 6.4% in New York, while the global Brent benchmark is up more than 20% this week. The benchmarks surged even after US President Donald Trump signaled “imminent action” to reduce pressure on prices and the Treasury Department eased curbs on India’s ability to buy Russian oil. With no sign of a let-up in hostilities, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. flagged the risk of scenarios for oil topping $100 a barrel if disruption were to extend; European diesel futures headed for a weekly gain of more than 50%; and central banks signaled their unease about a possible resurgence in inflation.
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WTI Oil price jumped above $86 per barrel on Friday, extending steep ascend into fifth straight day, on track for the biggest and steepest weekly gain since early 2022, when the war in Ukraine started.
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Dueto the war causing a disruption in traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, WTI crude oil prices surged beyond $85 per barrel.
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