CRUDE WRAP: WTI (M6) SETTLES USD 2.89 HIGHER AT 95.85/BBL; WTI (M6) SETTLES USD 2.89 HIGHER AT 95.85/BBL; BRENT (M6) SETTLES USD 3.16 HIGHER AT 105.07/BBL

The significant rise in WTI and Brent crude prices highlights growing geopolitical tensions and supply concerns, particularly relating to the Middle East.

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CRUDE WRAP: WTI (M6) SETTLES USD 2.89 HIGHER AT 95.85/BBL; WTI (M6) SETTLES USD 2.89 HIGHER AT 95.85/BBL; BRENT (M6) SETTLES USD 3.16 HIGHER AT 105.07/BBL

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This upward movement in oil prices can impact inflation expectations and may influence central bank policies. Keep an eye on how this may shift market sentiment in energy-related assets and broader commodities.

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