Oil prices surged past $95 per barrel on Tuesday, driven by renewed tensions between the United States and Iran, according to market reports. The increase followed reports that Iran has made advances in its missile capabilities, raising concerns about potential disruptions to oil supplies in the Middle East. Analysts suggest that the heightened geopolitical risk has led investors to worry about the stability of energy exports from the region. The Brent crude benchmark rose 5.38 percent, reflecting growing uncertainty over the security of oil shipments. While no immediate crisis has been declared, the situation has prompted closer monitoring of regional developments by energy markets.