..., surpassing the $72 per barrel mark. This event draws the attention of specialists and analysts due to its impact on the economies of countries dependent on energy resources... ... increased demand for U.S. oil and gas. Furthermore, the U.S. has intensified dialogue with India to eliminate trade barriers, easing global market tensions. Geopolitical risks... ... shortages, although regional disparities remain. In some developing countries (such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, and several African states), the high cost of imported fuel creates...

... refined products market is not experiencing acute shortages, although regional disparities remain. In some developing countries (Pakistan, Bangladesh, several African states), high prices for imported fuel create tension – authorities are forced to subsidize gasoline for the public to avoid social discontent. Meanwhile, in the Middle East and India, oil refining is achieving records: local refineries, oriented towards exporting diesel and jet fuel, are operating at full ...

... products market is characterized by the absence of sharp shortages, though regional differences exist. Asian countries (e.g., Pakistan, Bangladesh, several African states) are facing difficulties due to the high cost of imported fuel – many developing economies are forced to subsidize gasoline prices to avoid social unrest. Meanwhile, in the Middle East and India, record levels of oil refining at refineries oriented towards exporting diesel and jet fuel are helping to saturate the ...