Business Fast > Finance > Fears of higher oil prices after Red Sea attacks FinanceFears of higher oil prices after Red Sea attacksDecember 19, 2023posted on Dec. 19, 2023 at 1:41 pm Analysts warn delays on the key trading route risk pushing up energy prices following missile strikes. READ SOURCE tweet Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditMorebusinessfastDecember 19, 2023previous articleSamsung Biologics: How to overcome biopharma industry challenges – BioPharma-Reporter.comnext articleInnovations, Milestones, and Industry LeadershipYou Might Also LikeFinanceBriar Homes secures planning permission for Barrhead developmentJanuary 7, 2025FinanceWhat the London Stock Exchange exodus could mean for BritainJanuary 6, 2025FinanceDollar retreats ahead of jobs data; euro helped by services PMIJanuary 6, 2025FinanceSnow brings disruption to flights, trains and roadsJanuary 5, 2025FinanceSantander customers see £500 disappear from bank accounts as warning issuedJanuary 5, 2025FinanceLab-grown meat is the future for pet food – and that’s a huge opportunity for Britain | Lucy McCormickJanuary 4, 2025Recommended For YouSportsTrophies cannot be only reflection on Wigan – PeetJanuary 7, 2025SportsTechnologyNvidia releases gaming chips for PCs, tapping AI features from data center GPUsJanuary 7, 2025TechnologyPersonal FinanceFD interest rate of up to 9%: Which bank is offering highest interest rate?January 7, 2025Personal FinanceFinanceBriar Homes secures planning permission for Barrhead developmentJanuary 7, 2025FinanceMarketNext warns of price hikes due to 'unusually high' wage bill riseJanuary 7, 2025Market
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