Crude Oil Prices Fall Over 1% After Hitting Near Six-Month Highs, but Brent Remains Above $115 and WTI Near $101.50; Will Saudi Attacks and US-Iran Tensions Push Oil Towards $120?

Crude oil prices fell more than 1% on Monday after climbing to near six-month highs, but Brent remained above $115 per barrel amid concerns over attacks on Saudi…

Crude oil prices fell more than 1% on Monday after climbing to near six-month highs, but Brent remained above $115 per barrel amid concerns over attacks on Saudi infrastructure and disruptions to global supplies. Traders are monitoring developments around the Strait of Hormuz, US-Iran tensions, potential supply releases and the US Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decision. The post Crude Oil Prices Fall Over 1% After Hitting Near Six-Month Highs, but Brent Remains Above $115 and WTI Near $101.50; Will Saudi Attacks and US-Iran Tensions Push Oil Towards $120?

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