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Oil tanker rates have surged to their highest level since November due to shipping shortages and Middle East tensions, with the daily rate for a Middle East-to-China route reaching $129,000.

Oil prices plummeted over 5% due to a broader commodities selloff and fading geopolitical risk premiums, indicating a decline in investor sentiment towards the energy sector.

Oil prices have declined by 5% following signs of de-escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions, with Brent Crude falling to $65 per barrel from a five-month high of $70.

Hedge funds have increased their bullish bets on Brent oil due to concerns over Iran and a US military presence, indicating a potential rise in oil prices.

OPEC+ is expected to maintain oil production levels unchanged in March, despite Brent Crude prices reaching $70 per barrel, as the group had previously pledged to pause hikes for the first quarter.

Trump's unpredictable Iran rhetoric has maintained oil price optimism, despite rising supply and Kazakhstan's production return, with Brent crude ending the week above $70 per barrel.

Gold prices surged due to increased geopolitical risk following fresh Iran-related rhetoric from US President Donald Trump, briefly reaching $5,600.

Brent crude futures have reached $70 a barrel, driven by US President Donald Trump's escalating threats against Iran, marking the first time since September that the price has reached this level.

Oil prices surged due to weather disruptions and geopolitical tensions, with Brent reaching $67 and WTI nearing $62 per barrel, indicating a potential long-term impact on the market.

Analysts see Meta's stock as a prime buying opportunity due to its discounted valuation compared to Alphabet's stock, with a potential bridge in valuation gap through Meta's new frontier AI model.

US refiners Valero and Phillips 66 have acquired Venezuelan crude at discounted prices, with a $8.50-$9.50 per barrel discount to Brent crude, indicating a potential opportunity for profit in the oil market.

Oil prices have retreated despite rising on the possibility of US strikes on Iran, due to a surplus of crude oil supply exceeding demand, according to Goldman Sachs' revised predictions.