Motorina ar putea rămâne scumpă până în a doua jumătate a anului 2027. De ce nu se vor ieftini carburanții chiar dacă scade prețul petrolului

The International Energy Agency warns that diesel shortages may persist until late 2027 due to reduced exports from Russia and the Middle East, despite a potential recovery in oil production. The ongoing conflicts have led to decreased diesel availability, pushing prices higher and contributing to inflation. The refining capacity is crucial, as any disruptions can keep the market tight even if crude oil supply increases. Diesel is essential for transportation and agriculture, and rising costs can be passed on to consumers. The situation is exacerbated by low global stock levels and the need for replenishment before winter. The agency predicts a gradual recovery in refining activity by 2026-2027, but the market may remain strained for some time.