Global oil prices increased again following new US military strikes on Iran. According to the report, international crude prices rose by about 1 percent on June 10, 2026. Brent crude climbed 0.9 percent to reach 92.29 dollars per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose 0.8 percent to 88.97 dollars per barrel.

Al Jazeera reported that crude oil prices rebounded from a seven-week low after the US attacks on Iran and data showing a significant decline in US crude inventories. The combination of geopolitical tension and reduced supply contributed to the upward movement in prices.

The report indicates that the market reaction reflects renewed concern over supply disruptions in the Middle East and tightening US stock levels, which could influence short-term global energy costs.