Hungarian Foreign Minister says MoL has ordered 500k tonnes of crude, which will be sent to a Croatian port

The statement from the Hungarian Foreign Minister indicates that MoL's order for 500k tonnes of crude is a significant supply-side development, likely supporting regional energy security.

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Hungarian Foreign Minister says MoL has ordered 500k tonnes of crude, which will be sent to a Croatian port

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This move could impact the balance of oil demand and supply in the EU, particularly influencing WTI and Brent prices as markets react to shifts in regional energy dynamics.

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