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As Of March 29-30, 2026, What Was The Approximate Trading Price Of Brent Crude Oil Following Military Escalations In The Persian Gulf?
Due to the effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and strikes on regional energy infrastructure, Brent Crude surged to the $106–$110 range by late March 2026.
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