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Oil prices have risen sharply as disruption from the Iran conflict begins to constrain supply and restrict the flow of crude to global markets. What began as a geopolitical shock is now feeding more clearly into energy pricing. Fidelity analyst and portfolio manager James Trafford examines what is driving the latest moves and considers the implications for energy companies and the broader market.
Tuesday 10th March 2026
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