Mita Chaturvedi
Research Associate, Flux
M1 Brent climbs to highest level since Oct 2025
The front-month Brent futures contract initially softened from above $65/bbl to $64.75/bbl at 09:25 GMT, before jumping to $65.30/bbl....
Published: January 14, 2026
Written by:
Mita Chaturvedi
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The front-month Brent futures contract initially softened from above $65/bbl to $64.75/bbl at 09:25 GMT, before jumping to $65.30/bbl by 10:00 GMT and climbing further to $66.15/bbl at 10:45 GMT (time of writing), the M1 contract’s highest level since the end of October 2025. Some personnel were reportedly advised to leave the US military’s Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar by Wednesday....
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