Crude oil prices have climbed, with WTI surpassing $108 and Brent around $112, driven by uncertainties over peace negotiations and supply outlook. Morgan Stanley has cautioned that if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, the market will face a "race against time." Tensions between Iran and the U.S. remain elevated, with Trump stating Iran must "take action" or "will have nothing left." Analysts note the critical issue is not the oil price but the availability of oil. Refineries are grappling with a shortage of heavy crude and may be compelled to reduce output.
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