Group 1 - International oil prices have risen for three consecutive days due to President Trump's warning to Iran, increasing concerns about potential disruptions in oil supply from the Middle East [1] - WTI crude oil prices have climbed to approximately $64 per barrel, while Brent crude is hovering around $68, marking the highest levels since late September [1] - Traders are buying call options to hedge against risks of a potential new conflict between the US and Iran, with the duration of this bullish trend reaching a 14-month high [4] Group 2 - The Middle East accounts for about one-third of global crude oil supply, and any military action by the US could severely disrupt oil transportation in the region [4] - Iran has indicated readiness for dialogue but warned of unprecedented retaliation if pressured, while also enhancing diplomatic interactions with key countries in the Middle East to avoid further conflict with the US [4]
特朗普升级对伊威胁，国际油价连涨三日冲破四个月高点
Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2026-01-29 02:37