EU energy concerns amid global volatility.
European energy prices are projected to remain elevated despite any potential resolution in the Iran war, according to EU Commissioner Dan Jorgensen. This warning comes as the EU prepares for continued market pressures affecting both households and businesses.
Jorgensen highlighted specific concerns regarding diesel and jet fuel supplies, noting that constraints in the global gas market are contributing to increased electricity costs. The EU is currently formulating measures to support families and businesses facing potential price hikes, with gas prices potentially increasing by 70% and oil prices by 60%.
These measures are being considered as the EU anticipates ongoing volatility in the energy sector, irrespective of geopolitical developments in Iran. The situation underscores the complex interplay of global supply chains and regional conflicts in determining energy prices for European consumers and industries.
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