Brent oil tops $100 as Middle East conflict intensifies, stoking supply fears

Oil prices topped $100 a barrel on Wednesday for the first ​time in six weeks as an escalation in fighting by U.S. and Iranian forces deepened concerns over supply from the region and raised fears of ‌inflationary pressures and higher energy costs for consumers and businesses.

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