Brent Crude Surges 2% to $91.01 on July 21 Amid U.S.-Iran Tension, Red Sea Concerns

According to ICE Futures, Brent crude for September delivery rose 1.79 dollars to 91.01 per barrel on July 21 (local time), marking a 2.01% gain. The surge follows escalating military tensions between the U.S. and Iran, alongside threats from Yemen's Houthi forces to disrupt Red Sea shipping.
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