www.mediafax.ro/economic/criza-petrolului-va-conti

The International Energy Agency warns that rising oil prices due to Middle East conflicts and refinery attacks in Russia may persist until 2027. Despite a projected increase in global oil production, supply issues remain critical, particularly with diesel shortages expected to last. In September, Brent crude prices surged by 13%, reaching around $107 per barrel, while North Sea oil hit $134. The ongoing attacks on energy infrastructure and rising maritime transport costs have exacerbated the situation. Global diesel demand has dropped significantly, impacting economic activity and inflation. The IEA indicates that restoring lost reserves will be challenging, especially with winter approaching.