A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

Brent crude futures rose more than $2 to trade above $100 per barrel, according to a First Squawk market alert. The move lifts the global benchmark back over the triple-digit threshold, a level it has traded above only intermittently in recent sessions. The size of the gain—more than $2 in a single move—signals a sharp intraday repricing rather than a gradual drift higher. The $100 level is closely watched by traders and policymakers as a psychological marker for energy costs, inflation pressure and input prices across transport and manufacturing. What to watch next is whether Brent holds above $100 on a closing basis or fades back below the threshold, and whether the move extends to other crude grades.