The price of Brent crude oil hit a 28-month high yesterday, as trading for April delivery opened at $104 a barrel. Oil prices hit $100 at the beginning of the […]
The price of Brent crude oil hit a 28-month high yesterday, as trading for April delivery opened at $104 a barrel.
Oil prices hit $100 at the beginning of the month, and continued unrest in the Middle East has been blamed for driving the prices up even more.
The increasing level of anti-government protests in the Middle East, and widespread unrest in Bahrain where the military has taken control of the capital, has led to fears about disruption of supply.
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