Strikes on Middle East energy infrastructure have sent natural gas prices sharply higher, disrupting supply and risk premia across gas markets. The article warns the disruption could reshape trade flows, pricing benchmarks and infrastructure investment for years, implying sustained volatility and upside pressure on energy-driven inflation and producers' revenues.
Strikes on Middle East energy infrastructure have sent natural gas prices sharply higher, disrupting supply and risk premia across gas markets. The article warns the disruption could reshape trade flows, pricing benchmarks and infrastructure investment for years, implying sustained volatility and upside pressure on energy-driven inflation and producers' revenues.
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