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    Iran conflict disrupts global oil and LNG supplies significantly

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    The ongoing conflict in Iran is reshaping global energy markets, leading to significant supply chain challenges.

    What happened

    The war in Iran has caused major disruptions in global oil and LNG supplies.

    The Context

    • Global oil supply has been reshaped with over 500 million barrels disrupted.
    • Military-grade fuel shipments from the US indicate the extent of supply chain disruptions.
    • LNG supply has dropped by 20% due to the conflict.

    Takeaway

    As the situation in Iran evolves, the energy market will continue to face volatility.

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    Bloomberg

    Military-Grade Jet Fuel Cargoes From US Show Scale of War Impact

    An unusual series of military-grade jet fuel cargoes is set to sail from the US to Asia, highlighting the significant disruptions in the global oil supply chain caused by the ongoing conflict in Iran. This situation underscores the far-reaching effec...

    The National

    Global LNG supply drops by 20% as Iran war ripples through energy markets

    Global liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply has dropped by 20% due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, which has significantly disrupted energy markets worldwide. This decline in supply is attributed to the escalating tensions and instability in the regio...

    Al Jazeera

    Iran war: How big is the global energy shock?

    The ongoing conflict in Iran has resulted in the disruption of over 500 million barrels of oil within a matter of weeks, significantly altering global energy flows and raising concerns about the stability of oil supplies.

    Al Jazeera

    Iran war: How big is the global energy shock?

    The ongoing conflict in Iran has resulted in the disruption of over 500 million barrels of oil within a matter of weeks, significantly altering global energy flows and raising concerns about the stability of oil supplies.