💨 Abstract
Oil prices rose on Monday due to concerns about potential supply disruptions from the Middle East, as Israel escalated attacks on Iranian-backed forces. The escalation increased the likelihood of Iran being directly involved in a conflict, posing a risk to OPEC oil supply. Prices were also supported by the U.S. defense secretary authorizing military reinforcement in the Middle East.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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