Petrol prices climb as US–Iran tensions disrupt markets
- Average US petrol prices hit $4.00 per gallon (3.78 liters), marking the second week of increased costs for consumers.
- Petrol and oil prices are on the rise as tensions between the United States and Iran escalate, while Yemen’s Houthis have announced a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia.
- Benchmark oil prices have trended upwards in recent days, with Brent crude hitting $91.42 on Sunday, before falling 0.1 percent on Monday to $88.04.
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- Average US petrol prices hit $4.00 per gallon (3.78 liters), marking the second week of increased costs for consumers.
- Petrol and oil prices are on the rise as tensions between the United States and Iran escalate, while Yemen’s Houthis have announced a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia.
- Benchmark oil prices have trended upwards in recent days, with Brent crude hitting $91.42 on Sunday, before falling 0.1 percent on Monday to $88.04.
Sources: Al Jazeera