原油飙涨20%突破110美元，美以首次把伊朗民用能源设施当作打击目标

Group 1 - International oil prices surged sharply, with WTI crude futures and Brent crude futures both exceeding $110 per barrel, marking a daily increase of 20.11% and 18.43% respectively [2] - Last week, international crude oil futures saw significant gains, with WTI crude futures for April rising by 12.21% and Brent crude futures for May increasing by 8.52%, achieving the largest weekly gains recorded since 1983 and 1991 [2] - The conflict in Iran has led to military strikes on oil facilities, causing disruptions in oil exports from Gulf countries, with significant stockpiling and production cuts expected [5] Group 2 - Analysts express concerns that if military actions do not cease, the oil market could collapse within days, potentially pushing prices to $150 per barrel or higher if the Strait of Hormuz is closed for weeks [6] - The situation in Iran, particularly the targeting of oil storage facilities, is expected to have a ripple effect on the global oil market and could lead to further price increases [5][6]