Dramatic news illustration of oil prices surging 13% amid US-Iran conflict escalation and Khamenei's death, featuring stock tickers, explosions, and Strait of Hormuz map.
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Oil prices surge 13% as US-Iran conflict escalates with Khamenei death

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One day after US and Israeli attacks on Iran ignited oil price fears, the confirmed death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and Tehran's retaliatory strikes have driven prices up as much as 13%—the largest jump in four years—amid fears of Strait of Hormuz disruptions, which carry 20% of global crude. OPEC+ ramps up output, while Mexico's peso weakens against the dollar.

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