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Oil prices surged as Iran-related disruptions in the Persian Gulf widened the Brent-WTI spread to about $10 per barrel. Brent rose to roughly $108.40, while U.S. WTI hovered near $98.50, highlighting stress in global waterborne crude supply. Over the past month, Brent and WTI climbed roughly 43.4% and 42.5%, respectively, while other benchmarks fell 6.6%. One-day technical readings signal bullish momentum for Brent and WTI, while natural gas remains under pressure despite the broader energy rally.

IDF SAYS IT IDENTIFIED IRANIAN MISSILES LAUNCHED TOWARD ISRAEL IDF SAYS DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS OPERATING TO BLOCK THE THREAT