The U.S.-Iran conflict and the war in Ukraine are intensifying pressure on global energy markets; tight diesel supplies could trigger a distillate crisis.
Bloomberg reports that renewed conflict between the U.S. and Iran, coupled with uncertainty surrounding shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, is putting pressure on global energy markets, with the threat of mines continuing to impede some shipping. Meanwhile, Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries have exacerbated the diesel supply crunch, leading to a "distillate crisis" as the peak demand season approaches, according to Bloomberg News oil products reporter Will Kubzansky.
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