Why Russian Invasion Peril Is Driving Oil Prices Near $100.

A sharp rise in prices for natural gas and oil could have ripple effects on the prices of gasoline and many consumer goods, potentially driving inflation higher. A sharp rise in prices for natural gas and oil could have ripple effects on the prices of gasoline and many consumer goods, potentially driving inflation higher. Keywords: Energy; Fossil Fuels; Commodity Markets; Energy Markets; Commodity/Financial Market News; Crude Oil Markets; Content Types; Factiva Filters; C&E Exclusion Filter; SYND EN Energy Fossil Fuels Commodity Markets Energy Markets Commodity/Financial Market News Crude Oil Markets Content Types Factiva Filters C&E Exclusion Filter SYND N.PAG N.PAG 1 02/17/22 20220214 NES 220214 Spare supplies of oil and gas are limited globally, making a Russian move on Ukraine a serious geopolitical risk event Spare supplies of oil and gas are limited globally as demand rebounds faster than production, making a Russian move on Ukraine a serious geopolitical risk event. [Extracted from the article]

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