Don’t expect fuel prices to come down anytime soon

The EU deal means crude’s upward march is set to continue apace – as member states scour the globe for alternative sources of oil.

3 min Publisert: 02.06.22 — 17.27 Oppdatert: ett år siden

The ban of Russian imports of crude and petroleum products will effectively kill three-quarters of prewar Russian oil exports to Europe immediately, and 90 per cent by the end of the year, according to EU council president Charles Michel (Foto: Francois Lenoir/Reuters/NTB) Mer...

Derek Brower (FT) , Myles McCormick (FT) , Amanda Chu (FT) og Justin Jacobs (FT)

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The big news today is that Saudi Arabia may be ready to start pumping more oil.

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Don’t expect fuel prices to come down anytime soon

The EU deal means crude’s upward march is set to continue apace – as member states scour the globe for alternative sources of oil.

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