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Brent passes $100 for the first time since July with new exchange of attacks in the gulf
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Brent passes $100 for the first time since July with new exchange of attacks in the gulf

Jornal de Negócios9 September 2026 at 09:19

The price of Brent barrel exceeded this Wednesday the $100 barrier for the first time since July. This appreciation occurs in a context of new escalation of tension in the Middle East, with the conflict between the United States and Iran intensifying again. The gulf region was once again the scene of an exchange of attacks between the two powers, which has been fueling fears in the global oil market. This episode represents another moment of geopolitical instability that directly affects global energy markets.

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