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Traders price almost 1 percentage point of ECB rate rises over next year Euro zone annual inflation accelerates to 3.3% in August from 2.9% in July Brent crude options show heaviest bets on $100 oil by end-December (Updates paragraph 18 of September 17 story with Bank of Japan rate rise) By Stefano Rebaudo, Harry Rober
The FTSE 100 rose 0.4% on Monday, outperforming other European markets, with oil stocks and defensive names supporting sentiment. Shell and BP rose around 1%, while GSK gained over 4.5% on positive lung-cancer drug data and Legal & General added about 1.3% after launching a £600 million share-buyback tranche.
The EIA now expects Brent crude to average about $91 a barrel in 2026 and WTI $84.65, both higher than its prior forecast. The agency said global oil stocks have fallen by an estimated 400 million barrels this year and cited reduced Middle East production and exports.
Cost of insuring euro-denominated credit against default rises on reduced risk appetite. U.S.-Iran hostilities intensify after the U.S. destroyed Iranian oil tankers Tuesday, lifting oil prices above $100 per barrel.
European energy majors start higher as attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz escalate. Brent is up 1.1% to $97.37; WTI rises 1% to $86.29 after the U.S. hit three Iranian oil tankers over the weekend.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said new land-based pipelines could reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz within two years, calling it a less important oil route and linking the shift to U.S. pressure on Iran.
Brent crude climbs more than $1 following tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, according to TradeXchange Newsdesk.
() -- (Updates prices in the second paragraph and adds EIA data in the final paragraph.) West Texas Intermediate (WTI) closed higher on Wednesday as the U.S. and Iran traded attacks, with President Trump saying the ceasefire deal reached last month is over. WTI crude oil for August delivery closed up $3.08, or 4.4%, to
() -- Oil prices surged early Wednesday as the U.S. and Iran traded attacks, with President Trump saying the ceasefire deal reached last month is over. West Texas Intermediate crude oil for August delivery was last seen up $3.65, or 5.1%, to $74.00 per barrel, the highest since June 18, while September Brent oil was up