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12.03.26 - 22:45
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Charts Show Middle East Shockwave Rippling Through Energy, Air Travel, And Freight Networks (ZeroHedge)
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Charts Show Middle East Shockwave Rippling Through Energy, Air Travel, And Freight Networks
The Middle East conflict has triggered what the International Energy Agency earlier described as the largest oil supply disruption in global oil market history, as Iran continues to strike energy infrastructure across the Gulf. Against that deteriorating backdrop, Goldman analysts laid out how the shock is rippling through the global economy, disrupting oil flows, air travel, and freight markets.
Analysts led by Patrick Creuset said oil and transport markets have taken the hardest hit from the near-freeze in crude tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. The disruption has also spilled into air travel, with a sharp decline in flights across the Gulf, though the fallout has so far remained largely contained to the region. Air cargo between Asia and Europe, however, has been hit the hardest, given the large role Middle Eastern airlines play in global freight.
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11.03.26 - 06:48
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Airlines hike fares as Middle East conflict sends fuel costs soaring (Times of India)
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Escalating US-Iran tensions are causing sharp volatility in oil markets and significantly impacting the aviation industry. Airlines are raising fares and fuel surcharges due to surging jet fuel costs and airspace restrictions, leading to flight cancellations and passenger disruptions. Oil prices are whipsawing amid uncertainty, with potential emergency reserve releases being considered....
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10.03.26 - 15:31
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Airfares Rising as Middle East Tensions Hit Fuel Prices (Bloomberg)
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Qantas is hiking international fares about 5% as jet fuel prices spike on Middle East tensions. Savanthi Syth, Airlines Managing Director at Raymond James joined Bloomberg Open Interest to discuss the stress points in the airline industry as the war upends travel. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.03.26 - 12:06
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Middle East crisis: Asian airlines raise fares as war fuels oil shock fears (Times of India)
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Asian airlines are hiking fares and planning for potential flight groundings as the Middle East conflict fuels a major oil shock. Indian carriers have already raised long-haul ticket prices by 15%, with Vietnam warning of up to 70% increases. Many Asian airlines, lacking robust fuel hedging, face significant vulnerability as jet fuel prices double, threatening operations and travel demand....
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