El Brent sube casi un 2,5%, hasta 65,46 dólares, entre temores de suministro en Irán
El barril del crudo Brent para entrega en marzo subió casi un 2,5 %, hasta situarse en 65,46 dólares al cierre de la sesión en el Mercado de Futuros de Londres ante el temor del mercado por posibles interrupciones en el suministro proveniente de Irán. El crudo del mar del Norte, de referencia en Europa, […]
TL;DR
- Brent crude prices increased by nearly 2.5% to $65.46 per barrel.
- The rise is attributed to fears of potential supply disruptions from Iran.
- Anti-government protests in Iran and US President Donald Trump's threats of tariffs on countries trading with Iran are contributing factors.
- Trump's statements about "help on the way" to protestors have fueled fears of US military intervention.
- Analysts suggest that regime change efforts in Iran by the US could have significant global market impacts.
- Any non-peaceful transition in Iran could lead to regional retaliation and supply uncertainties.
- Investors are also monitoring tensions in the Ukraine war and the situation with Greenland.
- Concerns about oversupply from Venezuela returning to the market are currently overshadowed.