Diesel futures in Europe have hit their highest level since 2022, soaring by 9.4% in London. This surge is driven by the war. The conflict has caused significant disruptions to energy supplies, creating a shortage in the market. The rise in diesel prices is directly linked to the instability in a region where a significant portion of the world's energy resources are extracted and transported. Analysts note that the situation could worsen in the near future if current geopolitical trends continue. Authorities in EU countries are considering measures to mitigate the impact of rising prices on consumers and businesses.
