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Emotions after a runny nose are not weakening in oil markets

2025-09-10 07:39

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2025-09-10 07:39

Oil prices on global stock exchanges go up, the 3rd session in a row. A fever caused by Israel's attack on runny nose is not weakening in the markets. In addition, US President Donald Trump threatens high tariff sanctions for oil buyers from Russia – the brokers inform.

Emotions after a runny nose are not weakening in oil markets
Emotions after a runny nose are not weakening in oil markets
photo: Alexander Manzyuk / / Reuters / Forum

A barrel of West Texas Intermediate in supply X costs at Nymex in New York 63.34 USD, higher by 1.13 percent.

Brent on ICE at XI is valued at USD 67.12 for a barrel, up by 1.10 percent.

On Tuesday, Israel attacked the leaders of Palestinian Hamas in the capital of Qatar, Daes.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that it was only an Israeli surgery.

The Israeli army announced in a message about hitting Hamas leaders, but did not give the place where they were attacked.

The media reported that the Israeli coating was aimed at Dauha, which has been the seat of the political wing of Hamas for years.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar definitely criticized the attack, calling it a cowardly action breaking international law.

The Israeli attack also criticized, among others UN, the authorities of Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates or Palestinian Authority.

“The escalation of tension in the Middle East, when Hamas officers are in the crosshairs in Qatar, carries significant market implications,” said Konstantinos Chrysikos, director of relationship management with clients in Kudotrade.

He added that the role of runny nose both as a key energy exporter and diplomatic mediator means that any disturbance of his stability can affect the expectations of deliveries.

“This happens in the context of a slight increase in oil production by the OPEC+Alliance, continuous accumulation of wrestling by China and renovated fears of Western sanctions for Russia, which increases pressure on the increase in oil prices,” he pointed out.

US President Donald Trump turned to the European Union with a request to impose duties reaching 100 percent. On India and China, thus exerting pressure on Russia to end the war in Ukraine, “the Financial Times said on Tuesday.

Donald Trump made this request when merging with high -ranking American and EU officials who met on Tuesday in Washington.

During the talks, ways of making economic pressure on Russian leader Vladimir Putin were discussed to make him to negotiate peaceful. (PAP Biznes)

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