Crude oil prices continued to climb as international war tensions remained high and concerns grew over possible disruptions to global supply.
The escalation follows reports that the United States-Iran war has resumed in full swing, affecting global crude distribution and international trade.
With tensions between the two countries reaching a peak, diplomatic negotiations have stalled, raising the possibility of further escalation.
Reflecting these developments, crude oil increased to $92 per barrel. It was around $75 in the last week of June.
