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Tensions in the region are shaking up the markets and reinforcing a key message: reducing dependence on fossil fuels is no longer just a climate issue, but also an economic and strategic one.
Global financial markets reflect the growing tension between Iran and Israel. Potential energy supply disruption threatens to reshape the economic outlook for the second half of the year.
As we and the market anticipated, the Central Bank Board unanimously decided at its October meeting to cut the monetary policy interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing it to 5.25%.
The market for this fuel, which is key to the economy, is facing constraints.
Starting in 2024, consumption of this fuel will begin to decline, thanks to the boom in electric vehicles in China.
Logistical and operational constraints may complicate Vladimir Putin's plans
Chinese oil companies reinforce their investment plans for 2022
