BusinessOil Prices Rise 2% as China Halts Fuel Exports, Brent Crude Tops $100
Oil prices surged about 2% after China suspended exports of oil products to most destinations, raising global fuel supply concerns. Brent crude futures for December crossed $100 per barrel, trading at $100.09. US West Texas Intermediate crude also rose 2.28% to $92.48. The market reacted to China's export restrictions and ongoing US-Iran conflict developments.
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