Europe braces for an energy crisis – politico.eu
Europe braces for an energy crisis politico.euHow are EU and member states reacting to energy crisis triggered by Iran…
Ag commodities prices grow as war in Middle East continues
Oil is hardly the only commodity that saw a price jump as the war in the Middle East…
Oil prices race above 100 dollars a barrel as Iran conflict escalates
Oil prices have rocketed above 100 US dollars a barrel for the first time in nearly four years…
Data on Inflation, Housing, and Consumer Sentiment; Earnings From Oracle, Adobe
Inflation will be in the spotlight this week. Two major economic reports on prices are landing just ahead…
Energy Price Shock From Iran War Exposes Europe’s Weakness
Photographer: Nathan Laine/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — Underneath the glass and wrought iron ceiling of Antwerp’s stock exchange last month,…
US pump prices surge as Iran war upends global energy supply
By Nicole Jao, Jayla Whitfield-Anderson and Rich McKay MARIETTA/NEW YORK, March 6 (Reuters) – U.S. retail gasoline and…
Big EU lobby groups exaggerated industry support for attack on carbon price – POLITICO
Merz jumped on the demands to suggest he was open to weakening the policy, comments he later rowed…
Octopus CEO Urges UK To Tap North Sea Oil To Stabilize Prices
Octopus founder and government adviser Greg Jackson has urged Labour to “use what’s available” in the North Sea…
Shock to LNG supply is the bigger war risk in Asia
Asia faces a dual energy shock from the Iran war, leading us to incorporate more stagflationary outcomes in…
How will central banks respond to the Iran conflict?
The old mantra that central banks are likely to look through the inflationary effects of energy price shocks…
Why surging oil prices ‘may bite the hands’ of the Fed
As the conflict in Iran continues and engulfs an ever-widening swath of the Middle East, choking off transit…
Starmer’s government hunkers down for ‘long-haul’ Iran conflict – POLITICO
A third government official said the hope is that consumers are protected for a while because Britain’s energy…