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Traders expect spare capacity will cap crude prices despite the conflict in the Middle East.
Amrita Sen of Energy Aspects discusses Iran's drone and missile attack on Israel, and says it was "very well telegraphed" but that "doesn't mean that prices will continue to go down."
Oil prices rose on Tuesday amid heightened tensions in the Middle East after Israel's military chief said his country would respond to Iran's weekend missile and drone attack amid calls for restraint
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Amrita Sen, Energy Aspects founder and director of research, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss what could cause oil prices to rise following an escalation of tensions between Iran and Israel, ways that o
Israel – Iran conflict is the key driver for the oil markets in the near term.
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U.S. stocks were attempting a rebound on Monday, after fears over the conflict in the Middle East sparked a flight to safety Friday in U.S. markets.
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.

Oil Prices Retreat After Iran Attack on Israel

04:59am, Monday, 15'th Apr 2024
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.
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