West Texas Intermediate & United States — United States Congress

West Texas Intermediate: WTI crude rose in tandem with Brent, reflecting supply disruptions.

United States — United States Congress: Congress is divided over funding the Iran war; the request faces an uphill battle as Democrats oppose it and some Republicans question costs.

West Texas Intermediate: WTI prices also rose significantly, impacting US energy markets and consumers.

United States — United States Congress: Congress is considering windfall profit taxes on oil companies, which could affect their future earnings. The bills are part of the political response to high fuel prices.

West Texas Intermediate: WTI prices also rose, around $81 per barrel, reflecting similar supply disruption fears.

United States — United States Congress: Congress faces midterm elections that could be affected by the war's unpopularity.

West Texas Intermediate: Rose sharply alongside Brent on escalation fears.

United States — United States Congress: Congress skeptical of war costs, with United States — The Pentagon requesting more funds.

West Texas Intermediate: US oil benchmark that rose sharply, tracking Brent's gains amid Middle East tensions.

United States — United States Congress: Congress is debating the NDAA and a resolution to halt the war, reflecting political divisions.

West Texas Intermediate: U.S. benchmark crude oil advanced $1.10, reflecting the general increase in oil prices.

United States — United States Congress: United States — United States Congress is grappling with issues like the release of Jeffrey Epstein's case files, immigration funding, and the Republican legislative agenda, highlighting internal divisions and challenges.

West Texas Intermediate: WTI crude prices rose to $80.40, a one-month high, reflecting the same supply concerns.

United States — United States Congress: Congress is hosting Supreme Court justices for testimony, a separate event from the Iran conflict.