Ankara: Energy commodities, posting mixed figures during week, closed Friday with declines amid uncertainties related to the ongoing tensions in the Middle East. After news flow signaling a possible easing of tensions between Iran and the US, energy prices saw weekly declines. According to Anadolu Agency, Brent futures, starting the week above the $110 level, ended at $103.9 per barrel, down 5.25% week-on-week on Friday. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) prices dropped by 4% to $96.9 per barrel, from $106.5. Benchmark Dutch TTF futures, Europe's main natural gas contract, plunged 4% from £51 to £48.7 per megawatt-hour. Heating oil prices decreased by 3.6% to $3.9 as of the end of this week from the previous week.
Energy Prices See Significant Weekly Decline Amid Middle East Tensions
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