Crude oil futures sustain prices above $100 per barrel amid Middle East supply risks

Global oil benchmark Brent crude maintained its position above $100 per barrel on Monday as energy markets continue to weigh ongoing maritime transit disruptions and infrastructure security concerns across the Arabian Peninsula.

Energy analysts highlight that elevated risk premiums remain active across major shipping lanes including the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea corridors.

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