
Brent Crude Holds Above $111 as Iran War Keeps Oil Markets Tight
International benchmark fell 0.7% to $111.39/barrel May 19: still 11% above pre-war levels and keeping diesel elevated for small fleets.
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International benchmark fell 0.7% to $111.39/barrel May 19: still 11% above pre-war levels and keeping diesel elevated for small fleets.

Oil fell 19 cents May 14 after a week of whipsaw moves: diesel still sits near $4.48, and small fleets are watching every penny.

International oil benchmark climbs as market prices in longer conflict: diesel and fuel surcharges track crude moves within days.

Oil climbs on diplomatic breakdown, diesel costs stay elevated as Hormuz remains shut and crude tops $100 for the eighth straight session.

Brent rose 1.8% to $101.80/bbl May 8 after a volatile morning: diesel costs remain elevated as the strait stays shut.

International oil benchmark drops nearly four percent as diplomatic signals ease war premium: diesel and gasoline prices expected to follow within days.

International oil benchmark drops to $103.61 per barrel, down from $115 earlier this week, on diplomatic progress in the Strait of Hormuz.

International benchmark drops 2.7% despite strait remaining largely shut: diesel and fuel surcharge implications for small fleets.

International oil benchmark climbs to $110.37 per barrel as geopolitical risk tightens supply. What the move means for diesel costs and small-fleet fuel bills.

International oil benchmark gained roughly 11% over five trading days despite Friday slip, keeping diesel costs elevated for small fleets.

Brent crude fell $1.93 overnight, a drop that barely registers against fuel costs running 40% above pre-pandemic norms.

Crude surge driven by U.S.-Iran standoff and choked Strait of Hormuz flows: no end date in sight for fuel cost relief.