The International Energy Agency (IEA) warns that diesel prices in Europe could increase again in the coming weeks. The agency predicts the supply crisis may last until the second half of 2027. While exports from the Persian Gulf have partially recovered, global production remains below demand. Disruptions, including attacks on ships, the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz, and strikes on Russian refineries, are impacting fuel deliveries. The IEA forecasts that high prices and a slowing economy will reduce global oil consumption. However, OPEC anticipates a stronger recovery in demand in 2027, as reported by Euronews.