Oil prices rise shortly after Israel's attack on Iran

Investors have closely followed Israel's reaction to the direct attack on Iran's fears and rockets last week.

Since then, there have been concerns that a worsening conflict in the Middle East could reduce oil supplies.

It is known that oil prices initially increased by 3.5 percent. However, they landed again when Iranian media reported that there was no damage in the city of Isfahan, where it reported outbreaks by Israeli revenge in Friday morning hours.

Otherwise, oil price hikes are also at risk of boosting inflation, writes BBC, conveys Telegrafi