Global oil prices have reached $100 per barrel, the highest level since July. This increase is due to concerns about potential disruptions in supply caused by conflicts in the Middle East.

The price of Brent crude, a global benchmark, rose 2.3% on Wednesday, briefly reaching $100 per barrel before slightly retreating. US crude oil also increased, rising 1.3% to $94 per barrel.

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