Oil prices edge higher after strikes on Israel test ceasefire

Iran said the attacks, its first since an April ceasefire, are the start of "a full week" of strikes

Oil prices surged after Iran launched multiple missile barrages toward Israel in response to an Israeli strike on the outskirts of Beirut, threatening a fragile ceasefire and dimming hopes for a negotiated end to the conflict.

Oil prices increased by over $2 a barrel following Israel's strikes on the Beirut area, marking the first such action since the U.S. announced a ceasefire plan for Lebanon.

Oil prices climbed on Monday morning trade in Asia after Iran fired missiles at Israel for the first time since a fragile ceasefire was agreed between the countries and the US in April.

Oil prices climbed on Monday morning trade in Asia after Iran fired missiles at Israel for the first time since a fragile ceasefire was agreed between the countries and the US in April.

Oil prices started the week higher after Iran launched ballistic missiles at Israel on Sunday night, heightening fears that U.S.-Iran peace talks might once again fall apart.

Oil prices rose more than three percent on Monday when markets reopened after the weekend, reflecting renewed concerns over Iran's first attack on Israel since an April 8 ceasefire.

Oil prices surged nearly 5% on Monday after Israel struck a petrochemical plant in southwestern Iran and other military targets in retaliation for Iran’s missile barrages toward Israel, threatening a fragile ceasefire and dimming hopes for a negotiated end to the conflict.

The price of oil surpassed $96 per barrel after Iran's missile attack on Israel, marking a 3.5% increase in international markets and raising concerns about potential disruptions to oil supply.

Iran launched four missiles at Israel in response to an Israeli strike in Beirut, marking the first direct Iranian missile attack since the April 8 ceasefire, escalating regional tensions.

Israel launched airstrikes on southern Beirut in retaliation for a Hezbollah missile attack, raising concerns about drawing Iran into the conflict and potentially escalating tensions.

Oil prices rose more than three percent on Monday when markets reopened after the weekend, reflecting renewed concerns over Iran's first attack on Israel since an April 8 ceasefire.

Oil prices climbed on Monday morning trade in Asia after Iran fired missiles at Israel for the first time since a fragile ceasefire was agreed between the countries and the US in April.