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Global Energy Prices Surge Amid Supply Chain Strains and Conflict
European natural gas prices have climbed to their highest levels since 2023, while US diesel costs have spiked to peaks not seen since April. Market analysts attribute the rapid escalation to tightening global supplies exacerbated by ongoing geopolitical conflicts and logistical bottlenecks.
2 Sept, 09:03 — 2 Sept, 12:55
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bloombergHigh1d ago
US Diesel Hits Highest Since April as Wars Strain Global Supply
US diesel advanced to the highest price since hitting a peak in April during the initial phase of the US-Iran war, highlighting the inflationary pressures menacing the global economy as the conflict drags on.
By Jake Lloyd-Smith
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European gas prices climb to highest level since 2023
Natural gas prices in Europe have continued to rise for a third consecutive day amid growing supply risks. Gas futures at the Netherlands’ TTF hub rose 1.7% to...
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First report: bloomberg · 2 Sept, 09:03|Full coverage: 3 · 9h|Window: 9h
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