Global oil tops $90 as Brent hits $93.5 amid Iran war
Mar 6th 2026
Brent crude climbed to roughly $93.5 a barrel on Friday after production cuts in Kuwait and halted output in Iraq, raising supply disruption risks that could push prices past $100 if the Iran war affects Gulf exports, according to the Financial Times.
- Brent crude reached about $93.5 per barrel on Friday, the highest level since 2024.
- Global oil prices rose above $90 per barrel for the first time since the Iran war began.
- Kuwait has cut production because storage tanks are full.
- Iraq has halted a significant portion of its oil output.
- Analysts warn prices could top $100 per barrel if Persian Gulf exports face further disruption.
- The Financial Times reported these developments.