Estonia Considers Using State Reserves Due to Fuel Price Surge; Latvia Does Not Plan to Do So for Now

Rising tensions in the Middle East and threats to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz – a region through which a fifth of the world's oil flows – have put strong pressure on the global energy market.

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Igaunija apsver valsts rezervju izmantošanu degvielas cenu kāpuma dēļ; Latvija to pagaidām neplāno

Pieaugošā spriedze Tuvajos Austrumos un draudi kuģniecībai Hormuza šaurumā – reģionā, caur kuru plūst piektā daļa pasaules naftas – radījuši spēcīgu spiedienu uz globālo energoresursu tirgu. Lai gan Baltijas valstis fiziski degvielu saņem no Polijas, Lietuvas un Ziemeļvalstu naftas pārstrādes rūpnīcām, cenu noteikšana notiek pasaules biržās.

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Estonia Considers Using State Reserves Due to Fuel Price Surge; Latvia Does Not Plan to Do So for Now

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Igaunija apsver valsts rezervju izmantošanu degvielas cenu kāpuma dēļ; Latvija to pagaidām neplāno

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