Harga minyak mentah melonjak melampaui $115 setelah baku tembak AS-Iran hancurkan gencatan senjata

Harga minyak mentah meroket ke atas $115 per barel setelah AS dan Iran terlibat baku tembak, yang menghancurkan gencatan senjata rapuh di tengah ketegangan yang meningkat selama berminggu-minggu. Menyusul mandeknya pembicaraan damai bulan April, blokade angkatan laut, dan penyitaan kapal di Selat Hormuz, bentrokan ini meningkatkan kekhawatiran akan konflik Timur Tengah yang lebih luas, mengancam pasokan energi global dan memicu volatilitas pasar.

Bursa saham Asia dibuka variatif pada Selasa, 4 Mei, saat ketegangan AS-Iran mendorong harga minyak mentah ke atas $115 per barel, melanjutkan volatilitas bulan April di mana harga sempat berfluktuasi dari di bawah $95 hingga ke atas $110 di tengah harapan gencatan senjata dan ancaman blokade. Para pejabat mengonfirmasi bahwa baku tembak tersebut merusak gencatan senjata yang diperpanjang tanpa batas waktu oleh Presiden AS Donald Trump akhir bulan lalu, menurut laporan dari The Economic Times. Insiden ini menggarisbawahi kerentanan di Selat Hormuz—titik krusial bagi arus energi dan pupuk global—yang memperburuk kekhawatiran atas gangguan pasokan yang dimulai sejak penyitaan kapal oleh Iran dan kehadiran angkatan laut AS. Para analis memperingatkan adanya peningkatan premi risiko geopolitik, dengan potensi efek domino terhadap aktivitas industri, inflasi, rantai pasokan, dan biaya komoditas di seluruh dunia. Kontrak berjangka ekuitas AS mencerminkan sikap hati-hati, mengikuti sentimen pasar bulan April, sementara belum ada resolusi yang tercapai. Pasar energi bersiap menghadapi volatilitas berkepanjangan jika ketegangan berlanjut, yang berpotensi mendorong harga menuju $120 atau lebih tinggi.

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Dramatic scene of US naval blockade and Iranian ship seizures in the Strait of Hormuz, with oil prices topping $100 amid stalled ceasefire talks.
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Oil prices top $100 as US-Iran ceasefire talks stall

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Crude oil prices have surpassed $100 per barrel amid stalled peace talks between the United States and Iran. Trade through the Strait of Hormuz remains restricted, with Iran seizing two ships and the US maintaining a naval blockade. Analysts warn of further price increases due to ongoing disruptions.

Building on last week's surge past $100, crude oil prices crossed $110 per barrel on April 29 for an eighth straight session. The rally intensified on reports of possible U.S. plans to extend the naval blockade on Iranian ports, heightening fears of prolonged Middle East supply disruptions via the Strait of Hormuz.

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Three weeks after Iran's Strait of Hormuz blockade began, oil prices surged another 8% above $100 a barrel as US-Iran peace talks collapsed and the US Navy imposed its own blockade to curb Iranian exports. The escalation heightens global supply fears, with President Trump warning of sustained high fuel prices through November's midterm elections.

Oil prices continued their sharp rise toward $100 per barrel on the eighth day of the Israel-US-Iran conflict, heightening fears of supply disruptions via the Strait of Hormuz. Building on last week's surges amid initial strikes, the escalation is fueling global market volatility, with Indian equities facing elevated inflation risks from oil import dependence.

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Brent crude briefly rose above $100 a barrel early Thursday after two oil tankers were reported struck by projectiles near Iraq, adding to supply fears tied to the Iran war and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. officials said President Donald Trump authorized a 172 million-barrel release from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve beginning next week.

Oil prices recorded their largest daily gain since October, driven by concerns over a potential new conflict between the United States and Iran. Brent crude surpassed US$71 per barrel after a 4.3% rise, while West Texas Intermediate traded above US$66. Analysts warn that the US military buildup in the region could close the window for a diplomatic agreement.

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The ongoing war between Iran and Israel has intensified, with missile exchanges and the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz disrupting global oil supplies. Oil prices have surged above $100 per barrel, fueling market declines and inflation fears worldwide. Governments are responding with measures to stabilize energy markets amid concerns over prolonged conflict.

 

 

 

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