Brent crude surges to $123.6 amid strong bullish momentum
The surge comes as supply concerns and ongoing geopolitical tensions continue to drive buying activity, pushing prices to higher levels. The sharp increase also indicates tightening market conditions, with traders factoring in potential disruptions to global supply.
With crude oil maintaining its upward trend, market participants are closely watching further developments that could influence price direction, especially amid continued uncertainty in key producing regions.
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