Brent crude jumps above $122 to four-year high as US-Iran war escalation fears threaten oil supply.
Brent crude rose above $122 a barrel, a four-year high, as concerns grew that the US-Iran war could escalate and disrupt Middle East oil supply.
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Brent crude rose above $122 a barrel, a four-year high, as concerns grew that the US-Iran war could escalate and disrupt Middle East oil supply.
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