European Commission says there is no evidence of fuel shortages at this point in time, while the jet fuel situation remains a primary concern

The European Commission's statement suggests that current jet fuel supplies are stable, which may alleviate immediate concerns in the market.

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  • No evidence of jet fuel shortage in the EU at present. 
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However, highlighting the jet fuel situation as a primary concern indicates potential risks ahead, particularly if demand surges or if supply chain disruptions occur. This news could impact aviation stocks and overall fuel prices, but the market will likely remain cautious about future developments.

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