Brent crude rose 1.02% to $105.68 amid rising tensions in the Middle East

The price of Brent crude oil for November delivery rose by 1.02% on Monday, reaching 105.68 dollars per barrel in the London futures market. This upward movement in pricing follows a period of increased geopolitical tension within the Middle East.

The market shift reflects the sensitivity of global oil prices to regional instability. The rise to 105.68 dollars marks the latest valuation for the benchmark crude as traders react to the ongoing developments in the Middle Eastern region.