
The price you pay to fill your tank, heat your home, and stock your fridge is about to climb.
Oil blasted past $100 (£75.15) a barrel on Sunday evening for the first time since 2022. US benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude jumped roughly 18% to above $107 (£80.44) a barrel, while Brent crude rose about 17% to above $108 (£81.19), according to Yahoo Finance. The 35% weekly gain marks the largest in futures trading history, dating back to 1983.