Oil, gas prices 'will climb further should war sanctions on Russia widen'

Global price of crude oil rose 3% on Friday to almost $114 a barrel
Oil, gas prices 'will climb further should war sanctions on Russia widen'

Crude oil reached its highest since 2014 and the price of European gas for delivery this summer hit a new record, as analysts warned that extending the Russian war sanctions could drive energy prices further.   

The global price of crude oil rose 3% on Friday to almost $114 a barrel despite rising hopes that a potential deal between the US and Iran could boost world oil supplies and ease the concerns over the invasion of Ukraine. 

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