Stock markets plunged and oil prices surpassed $100 per barrel today amid the US war in Iran. How high will crude oil get? See the latest predictions.

WTI crude trades near $97.60 as momentum cools after the recent price hike. The uptrend’s momentum lost some pace, indicating it may be a breather and not a continuation of a fresh uptrend.

Oil markets remain tight as supply disruptions and strong spot demand push prices higher. Bullish sentiment builds on shrinking global availability.

Oil prices surged sharply into the end of the week, with crude settling near $91.30 per barrel after an explosive rally that has pushed the market to its highest levels of 2026. The move represents a dramatic acceleration in momentum.

Oil prices moved higher on Wednesday as markets continue to watch developments in the U.S.-Iran war.

Middle East tensions push oil toward $150 as supply risks flare. WTI holds near $98 while Brent targets $119. Stay ahead of the global energy squeeze today.

As the May West Texas Intermediate futures contract heads into its final months of trading, the crude oil complex navigates an unusually volatile backdrop of geopolitical risk and predictable seasonal demand patterns.

WTI oil (CL1:COM) surged above $100 on Monday following one of the most dramatic rallies in recent history. The move came after disruptions to Middle Eastern energy supply chains.

Crude oil prices have surged after the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, and Iran retaliated with attacks throughout the Middle East. Critical logistical chokepoints have become war zones, heightening supply concerns.

Oil prices surged and the Brent-WTI spread widened to $10 per barrel as the Iran conflict disrupted flows through the Strait of Hormuz, tightening seaborne supply for international markets while U.S.

Oil prices have climbed above $110 as Iran conflict threatens energy infrastructure. Learn why Asian markets feel the impact first and what's ahead.​