Brent
Beyond's analysis on Brent
- — Spain activates a diesel tax‑relief safeguard, raising the hydrocarbon‑tax rebate to 20 cents per litre while cutting the gasoline rebate to 5 cents, as pump prices hit record highs and crude climbs
- — Qatar's diplomatic push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz weighs on oil prices, signaling potential supply relief for global markets
- — High oil prices risk becoming a new floor as Hormuz blockage tightens global supply
- — Oil prices fell over 2% ahead of expected US sanctions on Iran, signaling market sensitivity to geopolitical risk
- — US refiners profit from Iran war-driven fuel shortage despite lower crude prices
- — Refining bottlenecks prevent fuel price declines despite falling Brent crude
- — Hormuz tanker traffic slows to a trickle, pushing Brent crude to $88.62 and WTI to $82.18 per barrel
- — Strait of Hormuz shipping disruptions persist despite Iran-Oman talks, keeping Brent crude near $85/bbl as markets price in supply risk
- — Oil traders remain bearish despite Middle East turmoil, betting on a rapid peace deal that could reverse recent price declines
- — Oil benchmarks are poised for a roughly 20% monthly gain despite a short‑term pullback
- — Oil prices edged lower despite fresh Middle East attacks as shipping flows remained intact
- — U.S. pause in Iran strikes triggers sharp one‑day drop in WTI and Brent crude prices
Recent news mentioning Brent
- — Citi and ANZ raise Brent crude forecasts amid Middle East supply disruptions
- — Piper Sandler raises second-half 2026 Brent forecast to $90 per barrel
- — Record Diesel Prices Push Brent Toward $95
- — Record Diesel Prices Push Brent Toward $95
- — Brent Nears $96 as Iran Conflict Keeps Oil Market on Edge
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- — Brent oil tops $90 after first U.S. and Iran fighting in a month
- — Brent Oil Price Tops $93 as U.S.-Iran Impasse Persists
- — $100 Diesel Cracks Signal a Much Tighter Oil Market Than Brent Suggests
- — $100 Diesel Cracks Signal a Much Tighter Oil Market Than Brent Suggests
- — Jeff Currie: Forget $91 Brent, The Real Crisis Is $170 Diesel
- — Jeff Currie: Forget $91 Brent, The Real Crisis Is $170 Diesel