"While Middle East flows are holding up well for now, the real concern for the market is how sustainable these would be with renewed attacks, which helps to explain the divergence between the paper and physical market, " Patterson said.
Escalating Middle East tensions have driven oil futures prices higher as markets price in increased geopolitical risk, with concerns about potential supply disruptions and renewed military strikes influencing recent gains.
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