Why oil prices remained stable despite five months of US-Iran conflict

An analysis of why crude oil prices have not surged dramatically during the five-month period of US-Iran tensions.

Why oil prices remained stable despite five months of US-Iran conflict

Despite five months of conflict between the United States and Iran, global oil prices have avoided extreme volatility. Between the onset of the conflict on February 28 and June 11, Brent crude futures averaged $101 per barrel. Although prices peaked at approximately $126 during this period, they remained well below the all-time high of $147 recorded in 2008.

তথ্যসূত্র: The Business Standard
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