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Wilkinson: Biggest Global Energy Shock in 40 Years

Bloomberg Markets Monday 12 October 2026, 06:50 UTC 1 min read
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Horizons Middle East and Africa Oct 12th, 2026 Wilkinson: Biggest Global Energy Shock in 40 Years Oil slipped as traders weigh a potential energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia while the IEA urged members to speed up pledged diesel releases. This comes after hostilities escalated across the Middle East, with strikes by Houthis on Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh airport. Angela Wilkinson, Secretary General at the World Energy Council spoke to Bloomberg’s Abeer Abu Omar on Horizons Middle East and...

Horizons Middle East and Africa Oct 12th, 2026 Wilkinson: Biggest Global Energy Shock in 40 Years Oil slipped as traders weigh a potential energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia while the IEA urged members to speed up pledged diesel releases. This comes after hostilities escalated across the Middle East, with strikes by Houthis on Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh airport. Angela Wilkinson, Secretary General at the World Energy Council spoke to Bloomberg’s Abeer Abu Omar on Horizons Middle East and Africa to discuss the pressures on the energy markets.
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