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Iran-U.S.-Israel Conflict Drives Oil Prices to $100
3/13/2026
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Story summary
- The war involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel disrupts global oil supplies, notably via the Strait of Hormuz, which handles about 20% of world oil.
- Oil prices rise, with Brent crude around $100 per barrel.
- Experts say the crisis highlights fossil fuel vulnerabilities and the need to invest in renewables.
- Some nations may boost fossil fuel production, while others are urged to accelerate the transition to renewables for energy security.
