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Oil prices surpassed US$110 per barrel as Western powers agreed to release 60 million barrels in reserves. The price of brent crude rose 5% to US$110.23 overnight, pushing it to a seven-year high as the security of Russian oil turned increasingly precarious.

Oil passes $110 a barrel as West releases reserves

The members of OPEC+, which includes Russia, control more than 40% of global oil production. The Ukraine situation will be a key item to monitor.

OPEC Meets Today. How It Could Move Oil Prices.

Oil prices continue to rise as Russia's attack on Ukraine rages on.

Oil prices surge toward $110 per barrel despite release of supplies

Russia is the world's third-largest oil producer. There are fears the crisis in Ukraine could disrupt energy supply, further fuelling inflation.

Oil tops $110 a barrel even after 31 countries agree to release 60 million barrels total from emergency reserves

Oil prices continued their march higher, rising to the highest since 2013 amid shortage fears as Russia's war on Ukraine intensifies.

U.S. oil jumps to highest since 2013, tops $109 a barrel as Russia's war on Ukraine sparks supply fears

Oil prices rose on Wednesday as sanctions on Russian banks following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine hampered trade finance for crude shipments and some traders opted to avoid Russian supplies in an already tight market.

Oil jumps 3% on choked Russian supply as trade finance dries up

Crude-oil futures saw double-digit percentage gains at Tuesday's peak, with the advance picking up steam even after a number of countries announced a coordinated release of emergency reserves.

Market Extra: Oil surges, but history says prices eventually fall after countries release emergency reserves

Oil futures rallied on Tuesday, with U.S. prices ending at their highest since July 2014, supported by the ongoing threat to global supplies from the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Prices continued higher even after the International Energy Agency said its members agreed to release 60 million barrels from their emergency oil reserves to ease concerns over a potential global shortage.

U.S. oil futures log highest finish since July 2014 on Russia-Ukraine crisis supply concerns

The International Energy Agency announced Tuesday that its member states have agreed to release oil from their emergency reserves, but the move to ease worries about a global shortage, fed by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, appears to have backfired.

Commodities Corner: Emergency plan to ease global oil-shortage fears amid the Ukraine-Russia crisis has seemingly backfired—here's why

The United States and 30 countries agreed to release 60 million barrels of oil from their strategic reserves to stabilize global energy markets, the U.S. Department of Energy said on Tuesday.

U.S., 30 nations to release 60 million bbls oil -U.S. Energy Dept

Some analysts predict oil prices could surge as high as $150 per barrel if the Russia-Ukraine conflict worsens.

Oil Prices Hit New 7-Year High At $104 Per Barrel As Russian Assault On Kyiv Sparks Supply Fears

The increase in OPEC's oil output in February exceeded the rise planned under a deal with allies for the first time since September, a Reuters survey found, as higher Saudi Arabian and Iraqi supply combined with fewer outages in smaller producers.

OPEC's Feb oil output boost exceeds target for first time in months -survey

A global hunt for spare barrels of crude is underway as sanctions slam Russia, the world's second largest exporter, following its invasion of Ukraine.

Oil prices are rising fast. Saudi Arabia may not come to the rescue

Oil futures jumped Tuesday, with the U.S. benchmark hitting a seven-year high above $101 a barrel, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine entered a sixth day and Western sanctions against Moscow were seen disrupting supply despite an effort to exempt energy flows.

Market Snapshot: U.S. oil spikes above $101 a barrel in sixth day of Russia's Ukraine invasion

Oil prices jumped Tuesday as Russia's invasion of Ukraine intensifies.

U.S. oil jumps to 7-year high above $101 a barrel as Russian assault prompts supply shortage fears

OPEC, Russia and other allies are likely to stick to their existing policy of gradual oil-output increases at a meeting on Wednesday, two OPEC+ sources said.

OPEC+ likely to stick to existing policy at Weds meeting - sources

Some Russian banks were banned from the SWIFT international payments system, dealing a severe blow to the country's oil exports

Oil heads toward $100 a barrel as Ukraine crisis chokes off cash lines to Russian exporters

Oil futures rose on Tuesday morning, following a volatile start to the week, as the market weighed a coordinated international release of crude inventories against Russian supply disruptions in the wake of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Oil prices climb as market weighs release of reserves vs Russia disruption

The heavy new round of sanctions on Russia by the U.S. and its allies are likely to push oil prices — and inflation — even higher.

Oil prices could determine how markets react to Russia's Ukraine invasion

This summary of supply chain-related developments connected to the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been compiled by FreightWaves editorial staff members.  Oil: After relative restraint, prices jumped Monday When the CME commodity exchange settled Friday, the price of ultra low sulfur diesel (ULSD) was $2.8495 a gallon.

Russia-Ukraine wrap: Big surge in price of oil

Oil futures finished at a more than seven-year high on Monday, with U.S. prices ending higher for a third straight month, on the back of tougher global sanctions on Russia in retaliation for its invasion of Ukraine. "Traders are reacting more to the risk of a disruption than an actual disruption" to oil supplies, said Colin Cieszynski, chief market strategist at SIA Wealth Management.

Oil futures mark highest finish since August 2014, up nearly 9% for the month

The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) climbed more than 3.0% on Monday after the West slapped new sanctions on Russia in response to its military operation in Ukraine. The bull case for oil stocks The uptick in oil stocks is related to the Ukraine war that's keeping oil prices near an eight-year high of […] The post Oil stocks up another 3.0%: does the Ukraine-driven uptick have legs?

Oil stocks up another 3.0%: does the Ukraine-driven uptick have legs?

The United States and its allies are weighing an oil reserve release amid soaring prices and concern about supplies after Russia invaded Ukraine, an OPEC+ source and a senior industry source told Reuters.

U.S., allies weigh oil reserves release as IEA to meet - sources

The US and its allies agreed to exclude a number of Russian banks from the SWIFT system, which could choke the country's energy exports.

Oil and gas prices jump after Western allies bring in tougher sanctions on Russia that could choke its exports

The geopolitical scene across the globe is gathering intensity as western countries and leaders clamp down on Russia for sending troops into Ukraine. This has sparked fears about shipping and transportation of key commodities as countries impose sanctions on Russia.

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