EU Warns Energy Prices Won't Fall Even If Iran War Ends Tomorrow

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Oil and gas prices will not return to pre-war levels soon even if the conflict in the Middle East were to end today, Dan Jørgensen, European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, has warned. In the month since the beginning of the war in Iran, prices in the EU have jumped by about 70% for natural gas and by 60% for oil, Jørgensen said at an informal meeting of EU energy ministers. In financial terms, 30 days of conflict have already added $16.2 billion (14 billion euros) to the EU’s fossil fuels import bill, the commissioner…

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