Middle east conflict: No need for worry over availability of petroleum products, says Kishan Reddy
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Roland Lescure and the Governor of the Banque de France François Villeroy de Galhau were reassuring about the war in the Middle East, while claiming to follow the situation "very closely"
Iran's decision to block the Strait of Ormuz raises concerns about a lack of gas. The Minister of Economy says that there is no shortage to be feared at the moment.
In the context of the war in the Middle East, the French government wants to be reassuring. No risk of short-term gas or gasoline supplies, despite "economic and financial uncertainties". A crisis cell closely follows the situation.
Bercy follows every day "the evolution of financial markets, economic indicators and, of course, energy markets", said the Minister on Tuesday.
In spite of the war in the Middle East, which entered its fourth day, "there is no risk of short-term supply" in France "neither on gas, nor on petrol", assured the Minister of Economy Roland Lescue. To monitor the situation, a crisis cell will meet daily in Bercy. - War in the Middle East: "no risk" of short-term gas or gasoline shortages in France (International).
The Bank of France, for its part, monitors developments in the financial and energy markets in a context of strong geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
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