Mar 19 β€’ 04:05 UTC πŸ‡¬πŸ‡· Greece Naftemporiki

Without brakes on oil and natural gas after strikes on critical energy infrastructure and Trump's threats

Strikes on key energy infrastructures in Tehran and Qatar have driven global oil and gas prices sharply upwards, signaling a potential new energy crisis amid escalating tensions.

Recent attacks on the largest gas field in Tehran and retaliatory strikes by Iran on a critical LNG production facility in Qatar have escalated the conflict to a worrying level for the energy market. Oil prices have surged above $110 per barrel, and natural gas prices are following suit, as Asian markets react to the threat of a new energy crisis. This situation has triggered fears of significant disruptions in the global energy supply chain.

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