Washington strikes Iran, causing U.S. oil prices to jump 3 percent

U.S. oil prices rose by approximately 3 percent following the U.S. military's announcement of strikes on Iran in response to attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, increasing fears of escalation in tensions in the region. West Texas Intermediate crude reached $72.39 per barrel, while the export license for Iranian oil was revoked to bolster market pressure. The attack on the Qatari gas tanker and regional oil tankers has heightened concerns over maritime security and global energy supplies.

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