 Oil Market: Brent Breaks $117 — What's Behind the Rally and Where Is the Entry Point Brent rose to $117.29 per barrel (+14.16% since the beginning of April). This is not a speculative surge — fundamental shifts are driving the move. What's happening: • Iran cut production by 400,000 bpd — exports collapsed, storage is full. The US administration records a collapse in Iranian exports. • Canada recorded a record trade surplus thanks to high oil prices — the first surplus in 6 months. • The US imposed sanctions on Iraq's Deputy Oil Minister and Iran-linked armed groups — pressure on "gray" flows is increasing. • Canadian oil producers state: growth in oil sands is constrained by a lack of pipelines — supply is not keeping up with demand. Momentum analysis: The market is undergoing a phase of structural revaluation. The Iran factor subtracts ~1-1.5 million bpd from global supply in an already tight market. Sanctions pressure on Iraq adds a risk premium. Canadian exports hit an infrastructure ceiling. For an investor considering an entry from $1M+: the energy sector is now showing a classic setup of "limited supply + growing demand + geopolitical premium." Diversification into commodity assets at these levels provides protection against inflation risks and potential for further growth amid escalation. ASI Biont analyzes macro trends in seconds and builds investment scenarios based on real data, not intuition. Token launch — 1500 for the first 100 users. #oil #investments #Brent #ASI_Biont #macroanalysis