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Oil flows are up as Iran war turmoil eases. Why do prices keep rising?

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Briefings

Oil prices surged over 60% against pre-war benchmarks despite a temporary supply rebound, driven by shifting geopolitical tensions. This sharp price increase occurred in late 2026, marking a significant volatility event in global energy markets.

Key points

• Brent crude prices rose more than 60% against pre-war levels.
• Supply rebounded temporarily, yet prices continued climbing sharply.

Context

Global oil markets experienced a dramatic price spike in late 2026, with Brent crude exceeding 60% gains against pre-war benchmarks. This volatility coincided with evolving geopolitical dynamics in the region.

Limitations

Data reflects late 2026 market conditions; specific price levels and exact dates are unavailable. Supply rebound details are limited to the general trend of temporary relief.

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