Crude oil's recent surge near $100 a barrel raises inflation worries, prompting central banks globally to assess potential impacts on interest-rate policies.
Crude oil prices briefly crossed $100 for the first time in two months
Jul 26, 2026
10:26 am
What's the storyThe recent spike in crude oil prices, briefly crossing the $100 mark for the first time in two months, is raising alarm bells among policymakers.
The development comes as central banks around the world prepare to announce their monetary policy decisions.
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