Hanoi turns to Moscow for nuclear power as global energy risks rise and long-term security takes priority.
Energy
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Futures & Commodities
Europe and Japan Pledge Action to Secure Strait of Hormuz, Stabilize Soaring Energy Prices
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnMajor economies step up as Iran war escalates with strikes on key LNG and oil facilities, pushing Brent to $113
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Washington and Tehran dig in as mediation efforts fail and the Hormuz crisis deepens
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Energy markets brace for prolonged conflict as Hormuz disruptions threaten global supply
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Record emergency oil release fails to calm markets as crude nears $100
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Historic emergency move aims to stabilize energy markets as the Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens global supply
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Energy shock from the Iran conflict pushes New Delhi back toward discounted Russian crude
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Air raids, regime-change rhetoric and oil chokepoints rattle markets from Gulf hubs to Wall Street
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Energy shock, industrial flight, and $240B in losses reshape Europe’s largest economy
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Record-low reserves and surging prices test the EU’s energy independence strategy