Harga minyak mentah bertahan di $110 selama delapan hari di tengah potensi perpanjangan blokade Iran oleh AS

Melanjutkan kenaikan pekan lalu yang melampaui $100, harga minyak mentah menembus $110 per barel pada 29 April untuk sesi kedelapan berturut-turut. Reli ini menguat menyusul laporan mengenai kemungkinan rencana Amerika Serikat untuk memperpanjang blokade angkatan laut terhadap pelabuhan-pelabuhan Iran, yang meningkatkan kekhawatiran akan gangguan pasokan yang berkepanjangan di Timur Tengah melalui Selat Hormuz.

Tolok ukur minyak Brent dan WTI melonjak melewati $110 pada 29 April, memperpanjang kenaikan setelah lonjakan di atas $100 pada 23 April di tengah terhentinya pembicaraan gencatan senjata AS-Iran. Para pedagang bereaksi terhadap laporan The Economic Times mengenai niat AS untuk memperpanjang blokade tersebut, yang bertujuan untuk membatasi ekspor minyak Iran di tengah meningkatnya ketegangan regional. Selat Hormuz tetap menjadi titik sumbatan kritis dengan akses terbatas, yang mempertahankan ketatnya pasokan setelah gangguan sebelumnya seperti penyitaan kapal oleh Iran. Para analis menyoroti langkah-langkah ini sebagai pendorong utama reli harga, dan memperingatkan bahwa pembatasan yang diperpanjang dapat memicu inflasi global dengan memperburuk kekurangan energi dan berdampak pada konsumen di seluruh dunia.

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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.

Crude oil prices have climbed above $110 per barrel—up 20% in days and over 50% since the war began—as the US-Israel conflict with Iran persists into its second week, fueling fears of prolonged supply disruptions in the Persian Gulf. Asian markets tumbled, while US President Donald Trump called the spike a 'necessary sacrifice' for security.

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Oil prices jumped 3% on Monday, March 29, with Brent crude nearing $120 per barrel, building on last week's rally triggered by US-Iran threats. Escalating conflicts, including fears of a US ground offensive in Iran and Iran-aligned Houthi attacks on Israel, fueled the surge amid supply disruptions in key shipping lanes.

Crude oil prices dropped below $95 per barrel on April 15, marking a second consecutive day of declines. The fall stems from optimism over potential renewed U.S.-Iran talks to address Middle East supply issues following the Strait of Hormuz closure. Donald Trump signaled that negotiations could resume soon.

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Oil prices closed mixed on Friday after early gains but surged for the week amid persistent Strait of Hormuz supply disruptions. Following mid-week stall in US-Iran talks that pushed prices above $100, traders monitor potential progress while fearing escalation. WTI crude settled around $95 per barrel.

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.

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Oil prices surged more than 5% on April 2, crossing $106 per barrel, following comments by President Donald Trump. The remarks revived fears of escalating conflict in the Middle East, erasing recent hopes for de-escalation. The move came after prices had briefly dipped on peace prospects.

 

 

 

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