LOADING ERROR LOADINGLONDON, April 2 (Reuters) - Oil prices climbed to around $110 a barrel on Thursday after President Donald Trump said the U.S. would continue attacks on Iran, stoking fears of prolonged disruptions to oil supply. Brent crude futures LCOc1 were up $7.96, or 7.9%, to $109.12 per barrel at 1302 GMT. Trump said the U.S. would continue attacks on Iran, stoking fears of prolonged disruptions to oil supply. AP Photo/Alex Brandon, PoolBRITAIN HOSTS TALKS ON REOPENING HORMUZBritain is hosting a virtual meeting of around 40 countries to discuss options for reopening Hormuz. The head of the International Energy Agency also warned that supply disruptions would start to affect Europe’s economy in April, after the region had previously been shielded by cargoes contracted before the start of the war.

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