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Tehran attack did not cause significant damage to the objects of critical infras...

World oil prices are reduced by the successful protection of Israel from Iran's attack - analytics

Tehran attack did not cause significant damage to the objects of critical infrastructure and military purposes, and with the help of allies, almost 99% of Iranian air purposes were shot down. On Monday, April 15, world oil prices, on the background of a large-scale rocket-a-morning attack, Iran did not increase on Israel, which could be expected, but fell. About it reports the economic application Trading Economics.

Yes, Brent oil prices decreased by $ 1% - up to $ 90 per barrel, and Futures for WTI oil - up to $ 85 per barrel. Oil market experts associate such dynamics of energy prices with the fact that Israel was able to protect himself from a large-scale drone and rocking attack by Iran and its police officers on April 13-14.

The Iranian attack did not cause significant damage to Israeli objects of critical infrastructure and military purposes, and with the help of the US, the United Kingdom and Jordan, almost 99% of Iranian air purposes were shot. However, the global oil community is preparing for the appropriate blow of Israel as a reaction to the Iranian attack and believes that this can lead to disruptions not only in the supply of oil but also in its production.

At the same time, oil traders point out that it does not give optimism the fact that US President Joe Biden has declared Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyag that the United States would not participate in the further offensive actions of Israel. America seeks to avoid the Great War in the Middle East, although it does not deny its unwavering affection for the security of Israel.

Recall that on April 13-14, in response to the alleged attack of Israel on the Iranian embassy in Syria, launched more than 300 UAVs and missiles of various types. We will remind, Focus on April 12 wrote that Russia has asked Kazakhstan to create an emergency reserve of 100,000 tons of gasoline for the Russian Federation in case of deficit.