Global energy markets face slow recovery forecasts amid intensified attacks, policy shifts, and a new diesel supply agreement.
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Updated Oct 17
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Global energy markets face slow recovery forecasts amid intensified attacks, policy shifts, and a new diesel supply agreement.
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Geopolitical conflict and policy shifts reshape global energy marketsAlso in this story
- European markets saw mixed results as STOXX 600 rose, LVMH reported poor sales, and ECB held rates amid Middle East tensions.
- Amid geopolitical tensions, the war is accelerating clean energy investments and prompting the IEA to revise peak oil consumption forecasts.
- US prices and elevated energy costs are affecting European futures and Australian farms near the Murray River.
- Conflicts are driving up commodity prices, while a new executive order from Donald Trump bars Chinese imports.
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International Energy Agency
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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