The sharp rise in oil prices following attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure is being treated as another geopolitical spike, and investors risk missing the deeper shift taking place beneath the surface, according to the CEO of a leading financial advisory. Brent crude rose 4% to $103.78 a barrel as Iran intensified attacks on energy infrastructure across the Gulf, while prices remain below the $119.50 peak reached after the conflict began, though oil is still up nearly 50% compared with pre-war levels. The UAE said a drone struck the Shah natural gas field, one of the largest in the world, and
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