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Global Eye | Gaza conflict escalation roils crude oil market, posing dilemma for oil-dependent nations

The discussion encompassed a wide range of critical topics, including the economic ramifications of the Gaza conflict on both the Middle East and the global economy.

By Parikshit Luthra  Oct 22, 2023 5:44:20 PM IST (Updated)

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In the wake of the escalating conflict in Gaza, the global crude oil market is facing turbulence as crude oil prices stubbornly hover around the $90 per barrel mark. This situation is causing particular concern for countries heavily reliant on oil imports, such as India.
In an exclusive interview, CNBC-TV18's Parikshit Luthra engaged in an in-depth conversation with Amelie De Montchalin, the distinguished Permanent Representative of France to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and a former member of the country's cabinet. Their discussion encompassed a wide range of critical topics, including the economic ramifications of the Gaza conflict on both the Middle East and the global economy.
Montchalin discussed the situation stating, "The International Energy Agency (IEA), where India wants to become a member, which is welcome news, has been assessing the initial impact of these tragic developments. We are seeing potential consequences on energy prices, which can pose a global challenge."