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With crude oil prices rising steadily, what are experts forecasting? Here's what investors need to know about recent oil price predictions.

Oil Price Predictions: How Hot Will Crude Oil Get in 2022?

Oil prices hit an eight-year high this week, briefly topping $105 a barrel for the first time since 2014 – and Russia's full-blown attack on Ukraine on Thursday could push prices even higher.

Ukraine-Russia conflict could push oil prices to $130, expert says

Analysts expect the price of oil to continue rising after breaking above $100 per barrel for the first time since 2014.

Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine Has Sent Energy Prices Soaring—Here's How High Oil Could Rise

Oil futures declined on Friday, with U.S. prices paring their gain for the week to 1.5% in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. "Energy traders realize that war in Ukraine probably won't lead to any disruptions of Russian crude to Europe," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA.

Oil futures gain 1.5% for the week on Russia-Ukraine developments

The West has not gone after Russian oil. But nervous traders have decided they still don't want to touch it, jolting the global energy market at a delicate moment.

Energy: Oil traders are shunning Russian crude. Here's why

Oil futures rose Friday as investors continue to monitor Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a day after crude briefly topped the $100-a-barrel threshold for the first time in seven years.

Futures Movers: Oil edges lower as traders monitor Russia invasion of Ukraine

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has sent oil futures above $100 a barrel for the first time since 2014 and will probably bring $4-a-gallon gasoline to much of the United States. But it won't be a major drag on US economic growth.

Oil: $100 a barrel won't derail the US economy

The UK is pushing for Russia to be cut out of key payments network Swift, a move that could shake energy markets.

Oil could soar 27% to $125 a barrel by May as the Russia-Ukraine conflict triggers a 'supply shock', Goldman Sachs says

Oil prices soared nearly $2 per barrel in early trade on Friday as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continued to inflame global supply concerns as markets brace for the impact of trade sanctions on major crude exporter Russia.

Oil prices surge 2% as Russian invasion of Ukraine rings supply alarm bells

Global oil prices have climbed by roughly 11% since OPEC+ met in early February, touching their highest levels since 2014, and the group of major oil producers will soon face another decision on production levels.

Commodities Corner: What OPEC+ will likely do now that Russia has invaded Ukraine

Oil on Thursday touched highs above $100 a barrel, but settled well below the day's peak, as growing prospects for an Iran nuclear deal that would allow more oil into the global market helped to blunt the rally sparked by Russia's invasion on Ukraine.

Commodities Corner: Potential for an Iran nuclear deal keeps oil rally in check

FOX Business' Charles Payne during his latest “The Takeaway” on “Making Money,” Thursday argues Western leaders are buying crude and natural gas from tyrants.

Payne: Why did the US import Russian oil at record rates last year?

Over the next few weeks, MarketBeat will look at the sectors and stocks that should be winners and losers in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The most obvious sector that they should pay attention to is oil and gas.

Oil Stocks to Watch as Russia-Ukraine Conflict Escalates

Major oil producers are set to meet March 2, as the Russia's invasion of Ukraine threatens to disrupt tight supplies of crude oil, and Iran and world powers look to negotiate a nuclear deal that would lead to more oil in the market.

Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine Could Keep Oil Prices Higher. What to Know Ahead of the OPEC+ Meeting.

U.S. oil futures topped $100 a barrel on Thursday after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Prices, however, finished with a more modest gain.

U.S. oil futures end higher on Russia-Ukraine conflict, but well below the day's highs above $100

Russia launched a full military invasion into Ukraine on Thursday, lifting the U.S. and global crude benchmarks to intraday highs past $100 a barrel and raising the possibility of a climb in prices to their highest levels in nearly 14 years.

Commodities Corner: Why Russia's invasion of Ukraine may lift oil prices to a 14-year high

Will the U.S. and other countries will impose sanctions on Russian oil and gas? Will Russia will halt exports to other countries?

Two Wild Cards That Could Send Oil and Gas Even Higher

OIH is an ETF that provides exposure to companies involved in oil services to the upstream oil sector, including equipment, drilling and related services.

OIH: Oil Services Likely To Benefit From Strong Oil And Gas Prices

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It isn't just oil. Commodity prices, including wheat, corn and soybeans were soaring Thursday following Russia's attack on Ukraine, stoking fears of a shock to a global economy already struggling with persistent inflation.

Market Extra: Ukraine invasion sends wheat, corn and oil soaring because Russia is a ‘commodity superstore'

Shares of oil and gas companies traded broadly higher Thursday, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine sent crude oil futures CL00, +7.76% to multiyear highs. The SPDR Energy Select Sector ETF XLE, +1.03% rallied 2.6% in premarket trading, with all 21 of its equity components trading higher.

Oil and gas stocks surge as Russia's invasion of Ukraine sends crude futures to multiyear high

Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine Thursday sent oil markets into a frenzy, with the international Brent crude price jumping by 10% overnight to over $105 per barrel.

Why $100 Oil And $3.50 Gasoline Could Soon Seem Like Pleasant Memories

Brent crude prices jumped 9% to soar over US$105 per barrel in Thursday morning's deals after Russia launched a "full-scale invasion" of Ukraine overnight. A raft of new international sanctions is expected in the wake of Russian tanks and troops rolling across the border into Ukraine and cruise missile strikes on major cities including the capital Kyiv.

Crude oil spikes over US$105 per barrel sending London oil stocks higher

Crude-oil futures surged on Thursday with both the U.S. and international benchmarks jumping above $100 for the first time since 2014, as Russian troops and tanks pushed into Ukraine and airstrikes hit the country's capital an attack on Ukraine authorized by President Vladimir Putin authorized in a televised address to his nation.

Futures Movers: Oil surges over 8% tops $100 amid Russian airstrikes in Ukraine's Kyiv

The war in Ukraine has sent oil prices above $100 a barrel for the first time since 2014.

Gas Prices Surge Toward $4 As Oil Hits 100–Ukraine

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Oil surged to $100 a barrel, while gold hit $1,945 per ounce after Russia invaded Ukraine early Thursday morning.

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