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 LikeFinanceUS lawmakers warn over delays to major gold mine in Northern IrelandMay 21, 2025FinanceWater companies should be taken into public ownership now | LetterMay 20, 2025FinancePOTR secures $670,000 for self-watering plant potMay 20, 2025Dell unveils AI infrastructure push with NVIDIA, QualcommMay 19, 2025FinanceApple boosts India's factory hopes – but a US-China deal could derail plansMay 19, 2025FinanceDWP announces fraud and error review of PIP and five other benefitsMay 18, 2025Recommended For YouSportsMan Utd and Tottenham legend makes bold Europa League final predictionMay 21, 2025SportsFinanceUS lawmakers warn over delays to major gold mine in Northern IrelandMay 21, 2025FinanceSportsMan Utd transfer news: Gary Neville gives Matheus Cunha verdict as target warned over moveMay 21, 2025SportsSportsRuben Amorim responds to Manchester United sack claim ahead of Europa League finalMay 20, 2025SportsIndustryOil industry funded Girl Scouts and British Museum to boost image, evidence suggestsMay 20, 2025Industry
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