Oil prices moved higher again on Tuesday, driven by ongoing tensions in the Middle East and worries about supply.
Brent crude climbed to around $114 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) reached about $106 after strong gains in recent sessions.
The main reason is rising geopolitical tension, especially concerns about oil shipments through key waterways. That’s making markets nervous about possible supply disruptions.
Reports also show that oil prices have stayed high since the start of May, with Brent going above $110 more than once.
Experts say the pressure isn’t going away anytime soon. Demand is rising, and supply risks are still there—so prices could climb even higher if the situation doesn’t calm down.
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