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Iran's weekend attack on Israel has increased geopolitical risks in the oil market for the near term, prompting some banks to raise their price forecasts.

Markets saw limited movement Monday, but all eyes are on Israel's next steps after an Iranian drone and missile strike.

As geopolitical tensions continue to shape commodity prices, it's unsurprising that oil has seen a significant uptick in recent months due to the escalation of the Iran-Israel conflict and regional in

Crude-oil prices retreated on Monday after an Iranian attack on Israel caused little damage, helping to diminish expectations about a broader conflict involving the two bitter rivals.

Despite Iran's attack on Israel, oil prices remain stable with no immediate supply disruptions, though future shifts depend on regional developments.

If a direct confrontation between the U.S. and Iran emerged, oil prices may surge above $140 a barrel, said Benjamin Hoff, head of commodity research at Societe Generale.

Mohamed Abdelmeguid, BNP Paribas, Senior Economist, Middle East and North Africa discusses Iran's attack on Israel. He speaks with Vonnie Quinn on Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East & Africa.

Amid geopolitical tensions and a slight decrease in oil prices to near $90, the natural gas market eyes a rise to $2 with cautious optimism.

Iran is home to vast oil resources, and any disruption to its capacity to supply global markets could push prices higher.

Oil prices fell at Asia's open on Monday, as market participants dialled back risk premiums following Iran's attack on Israel late on Saturday which the Israeli government said caused limited damage.

Energy markets may spike Monday with volatility in oil prices expected in the wake of Iran's attack on Israel, with markets looking for potential escalation or retaliation.

Iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles against military targets in Israel in an attack that President Joe Biden described as "unprecedented."

Oil prices are expected to rise on Monday after Iran's attack on Israel over the weekend, analysts said on Sunday, but further gains may depend on how Israel and the West choose to retaliate.

Oil prices are expected to rise on Monday after Iran's attack on Israel over the weekend, analysts said on Sunday, but further gains may depend on how Israel and the West choose to retaliate.

We anticipate crude oil price to remain supported through 2Q in geopolitical tension and fundamentals, notes Macquarie Groups, Vikas Dwivedi. He discusses what's next in energy markets, as crude oil p