The Iran War Gas Shock
As major supply disruptions continue to ripple from the US-Israel war with Iran, countries are being forced to find alternatives to natural gas, potentially reshaping the future of energy.
As major supply disruptions continue to ripple from the US-Israel war with Iran, countries are being forced to find alternatives to natural gas, potentially reshaping the future of energy.
As major supply disruptions continue to ripple from the US-Israel war with Iran, countries are being forced to find alternatives to natural gas, potentially reshaping the future of energy.
The conflict in the Middle East is causing logistical and financial troubles to the aviation industry. The number of cancelled flights to Middle East hubs surpassed 23,000 since fighting began last weekend. Thousands of passengers have been stranded in the Gulf region, forcing many to take circuitous, expensive routes to reach functioning airports in Saudi Arabia and Oman. Bloomberg's Leen Al-Rashdan breaks down the situation.
The conflict in the Middle East is causing logistical and financial troubles to the aviation industry. The number of cancelled flights to Middle East hubs surpassed 23,000 since fighting began last weekend. Thousands of passengers have been stranded in the Gulf region, forcing many to take circuitous, expensive routes to reach functioning airports in Saudi Arabia and Oman. Bloomberg's Leen Al-Rashdan breaks down the situation.
Prices for European natural gas jumped more than 40% to the highest since 2023 amid the shutdown at the world's largest LNG export plant in Qatar. Will Kennedy reports on Bloomberg Television.
Prices for European natural gas jumped more than 40% to the highest since 2023 amid the shutdown at the world's largest LNG export plant in Qatar. Will Kennedy reports on Bloomberg Television.
Global energy markets have been upended by the Iran conflict which erupted on Saturday and then spread across the oil-rich Middle East. Oil's metrics point to intense near-term tightness, as Bloomberg's Rong Wei Neo explains.
Global energy markets have been upended by the Iran conflict which erupted on Saturday and then spread across the oil-rich Middle East. Oil's metrics point to intense near-term tightness, as Bloomberg's Rong Wei Neo explains.