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Crude markets are pulling after reports that Israel has launched strikes on Iran in response to last weekend's missile attacks caused Brent front month to spike to $90.75/bbl. Iranian media is downplaying the attack and the Iranian military is reportedly not planning an imminent retaliation, which weighed on crude prices.

  • Brent JUN 24 up 0% at 87.13$/bbl
  • WTI MAY 24 up 0.2% at 82.87$/bbl
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Crude markets are pulling after reports that Israel has launched strikes on Iran in response to last weekend's missile attacks caused Brent front month to spike to $90.75/bbl. Iranian media is downplaying the attack and the Iranian military is reportedly not planning an imminent retaliation, which weighed on crude prices.

  • Brent JUN 24 up 0% at 87.13$/bbl
  • WTI MAY 24 up 0.2% at 82.87$/bbl