2026-03-24
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Global energy in shock.
It 's the largest energy facility in the world and it 's very vulnerable,
as is its offshore gas production.
There are queues outside petrol pumps.
There's even sort of papered over signs.
It's World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
This is Andrew Peach on the way the impact of the Middle East conflict on energy markets from Asia
to Africa, even if it comes to an end.
Also today, why the lights have gone out in Cuba and the future of OnlyFans.
First markets around the world responding positively to Donald Trump's scaling down of threats
against Iran and claims there have been productive talks taking place.
Oil prices down more than 10%, both the US and European indices closing up on the day.
Here is President Trump speaking in Memphis, Tennessee.
They want peace.
They've agreed they will not have a nuclear weapon, you know, et cetera, et cetera.
And it began when I said we were planning tomorrow on shooting down some of their power plants,
and we 're going to hold that up.
Hopefully we wo n't have to do it, and hopefully we can make a deal that 's good for all of us,
including the Middle Eastern allies that have been very good to us,