Brent oil breaks US$110 a barrel, WTI up 5% on Ukraine conflict
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[HONG KONG] Brent crude broke above US$110 a barrel on Wednesday and WTI was up more than five per cent as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continued to fan fears over supplies of the crucial commodity from the resource-rich region.
Brent climbed 4.88 per cent to US$110.09, while WTI was up 5.06 per cent at 108.64. AFP
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