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Brent Premium to Mideast Oil Benchmark Surges to Most Since 2022

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The Brent crude oil price has surged to its highest premium to the Middle Eastern Dubai marker since 2022, driven by US and Israeli attacks on Iran, indicating a potential increase in oil prices.

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Brent futures are trading at the biggest premium to the Middle Eastern Dubai marker since 2022, after the global crude benchmark surged following attacks on Iran by the US and Israel.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on March 3, 2026.
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