Oil Prices Continue Rising Due to Supply Cuts, Inflation Concerns Grow
- Oil prices have reached 10-month highs due to supply cuts by Saudi Arabia, Russia, and OPEC+.
- Factors like rising demand, lower inventories, and constrained supply have contributed to increasing oil and gasoline prices.
- Higher oil prices are fueling inflation concerns and complicating central banks' efforts to curb rising prices.
- Analysts predict oil may reach or surpass $100 per barrel, while gas prices are at 11-month highs in the US.
- Elevated energy costs are raising worries about global economic growth and the impact on consumers.

















































