Oil rises above $90 as US-Iran strikes escalate; Ryanair predicts lower fares this summer - business live
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Who
What
- Brent crude is up 2.7% to $90.49, after rising as high as $91.41.
- The US carries out its ninth consecutive night of strikes against Iran, following an unravelling ceasefire.
- Morgan Stanley warns Europe faces diesel supply squeeze, with inventories falling to multi-year lows by year-end.
- Segro rejects Prologis’ third £13.5bn takeover bid, including up to £2.7bn cash and 0.0890 shares.
- Ryanair cuts fares expectations as Middle East conflict drives 1st quarter average fares 6% lower.
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🇬🇧 United Kingdom (outlet HQ)
topics: Energy, Economy, Politics · language: eng
topics: Energy, Economy, Politics · language: eng
When
published 20 Jul, 06:43Z
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