Iran-Turkey gas flow said to stop after South Pars strike, Bloomberg reports

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  • Iran has stopped natural gas exports to Turkey following an Israeli strike on the giant South Pars gas field last week, according to people familiar with the matter.

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The reported halt in Iran's natural gas exports to Turkey marks a significant escalation in regional tensions following the Israeli strike on the South Pars gas field. This disruption could have immediate implications for energy prices and security in Europe, given the region's reliance on gas supplies from Turkey. Traders should monitor related assets like oil and gas futures, as well as safe-haven currencies, for potential volatility stemming from these geopolitical developments.

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