Brent crude regained lost ground to surpass $100 per barrel in after-hours trading, reversing a nearly 11% drop during the regular session as escalating tensions over Iran fueled market anxiety and boosted oil demand expectations.
- Brent oil prices recouped losses to exceed $100 per barrel
- Oil dropped nearly 11% during regular trading hours
- Market rebound fueled by renewed concerns over Iran conflict
- CL=F futures reflect continued volatility in crude markets
- VIX (^VIX) index rose, signaling increased investor uncertainty
- XLE (energy sector ETF) likely affected by oil price swings
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