Crude oil futures rose at the start of the week as tensions between the US and Iran escalated, with both countries trading blows in a series of retaliatory attacks on ships, including oil tankers.
The incidents have added to ongoing supply strain in the region, causing crude prices to increase. The details are still emerging, but it's clear that global markets are closely watching the situation unfold.
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