Oil Prices Surge Past $100 Amid Iran War; Global Markets Volatile

Brent crude prices surpassed $100 per barrel due to the Middle East conflict, causing stock market volatility in Europe and Asia, raising concerns about generic drug supply chains, and prompting retail investors to pour record money into oil ETFs.

Coverage

• Middle East crisis live: Trump threatens ‘very bad’ future for Nato if allies fail to help secure strait of Hormuz
• How Strait of Hormuz standoff will close in on supply of America's generic drug prescriptions
• Russian Oil Price in India Hits Record as Demand for Urals Grows
• Supply Shortage Will Need to Persist to Support Current Oil Price Level
• EU Debates Taming Energy Costs as Iran War Threatens Supply
• 'We will not be drawn into the wider war': Starmer knocks back Trump's call for British ships in the Strait of Hormuz - despite president warning he 'will remember'

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