Oil prices rose by more than one dollar on concerns about supply disruptions in Nigeria and tensions between the West and Iran over Tehran's nuclear ambitions, settling at a record high above US$70 a barrel on Monday. Analysts are of the opinion that will be difficult for prices to fall too far as long as these and other geopolitical issues persist - unless there is a significant drop-off in demand.
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