Global Brent crude oil futures advanced 0.99% to $114.50 per barrel, fueled by persistent geopolitical friction and supply tightness in the Middle East. The renewed uptick in international energy prices kept rate-sensitive sectors under pressure and reignited imported inflation worries for domestic energy-consuming sectors.
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