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Crude Prices Rise Over $100 as Trump Mulls Attacking Iran’s Kharg Island Oil Facilities

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Both the U.S. and international crude benchmarks, WTI and Brent futures, surpassed $100 on Sunday night as the market examined the effects of a possible attack on Iran’s Kharg Island oil facilities, considered a hub for 90% of the nation’s oil exports. Oil Prices Continue to Rise as Trump Takes Aim at Kharg Island The […]

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