[HIGHLIGHTS] Brent at its highest since October, fears for Iran

Ice rose 2.6% to 92 dollars a barrel due to fears of an Iranian attack on Israel. WTI prices also rise above 87.4 dollars (+2.8%).

Tensions in the Middle East are pushing investors to look for safe haven assets, starting with gold with the spot price reaching 2,398 dollars per ounce. Government bonds are also preferred, in particular American Treasuries, which consequently see yields drop, rather than stocks with the Wall Street indices all falling. In Europe, Paris (-0.32%) and Frankfurt (- 0.38%) are retreating, London is holding on (+1%) and Milan is less convinced (+0.16%). (HANDLE) The price of Brent, already growing, reaches its highest level since October.  Brent marks a rise of 2.5% to 93 dollars per barrel.  WTI prices rise to 87.8 dollars, up 2.8% on the previous day. The spot price of gold reaches 2,400 dollars per gold ounce, up 1.5%.