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European TTF gas prices surge past €86/MWh, highest since 2022, on Hormuz disruption
Le SoirSRC LO·NL · IR · AE·2 days ago
EU leaders are seeking to mitigate surging energy prices caused by the US-Iran war, but available options are limited. The conflict has disrupted energy supplies, and the EU faces constrained policy choices. This matters because sustained high energy costs could deepen economic strain and test EU cohesion.
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The US-Iran conflict has intensified the EU's energy shock, leading to surging prices and limited policy options. This has created a significant policy rift within the EU regarding climate regulations, with Nordic states opposing any rollback. Concurrently, the Bank of England acknowledges increasing difficulty in avoiding the conflict's inflationary impact on the UK.