Hungarian PM Orban says gas flows to Ukraine will stop until oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline resumes

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Hungarian PM Orban's announcement to halt gas flows to Ukraine pending the resumption of oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline signals escalating tensions in the energy supply chain. This move could exacerbate existing energy security concerns in the EU, particularly as winter approaches, potentially driving prices for gas and related commodities higher. Traders should monitor how this impacts regional energy dynamics and associated assets, such as WTI crude.

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