EU Commission spokesperson says this energy crisis will not be short-lived

The EU Commission's statement on the energy crisis not being short-lived indicates a prolonged period of elevated energy costs and potential supply challenges in Europe.

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This news could lead to increased volatility in energy markets and may bolster safe-haven assets as investors reassess economic growth prospects and inflationary pressures.

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