Singapore on inflation alert as Gulf conflict threatens oil and gas price surge
The Straits Times - Business·2026-03-01 19:00
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SINGAPORE - The Republic may face an inflationary bump with energy prices set to spike following
, bringing oil and gas shipments from the Persian Gulf to a halt.
Brent crude, a major global benchmark for oil prices, could jump by up to US$20 a barrel when trading resumes on March 2, according to Jorge Leon of Rystad Energy.
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mindfulness 02/03/2026
hey PAPeeclowns Singaporeans not like you so stupig la I ran is the largest oil producer in the world, US, Russia and Saudi Arabia is. stop the fear mongering
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mindfulness reply mindfulness 02/03/2026
Iran is not the largest oil producer
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冠名真大 光明磊落 02/03/2026
no war also price skyhigh now war worst sure higher than expected kiasu can inflate higher than expected
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