-- 根據彭博社週四引述知情人士的消息報道,海灣和歐洲領導人認為,美伊和平協議的達成大約需要六個月時間。 報導稱,在持續的區域緊張局勢下,各國領導人正力促立即重新開放霍爾木茲海峽,以恢復中斷的能源流動並穩定全球供應鏈。 他們還警告說,如果幾週內未能重新開放該水道,可能會引發更廣泛的糧食供應危機。 報道稱,官員表示,如果衝突持續下去,能源價格可能會進一步上漲。 報導也引述消息人士的話稱,海灣國家仍然認為伊朗正在發展核武能力,儘管美國和以色列最近發動了軍事打擊,但這項擔憂並未改變。 他們認為,任何協議都應禁止鈾濃縮活動,並限制伊朗的遠程飛彈能力,作為更廣泛的安全框架的一部分。 報導指出,同時,海灣領導人普遍反對再次升級軍事衝突,並支持美伊繼續進行外交接觸以解決危機。 報導稱,這場衝突始於2月底美國和以色列的空襲,隨後伊朗在該地區展開報復性攻擊,目標是關鍵能源基礎設施。 自4月初停火以來,油價有所回落,但仍比衝突爆發時高出35%以上,布蘭特原油週四的交易價格超過每桶99美元。 霍爾木茲海峽基本上處於關閉狀態,嚴重限制了海灣經濟體石油、液化天然氣、鋁和化肥的出口。 報告指出,美國和伊朗正在考慮將停火延長兩週,但雙方仍存在一些關鍵癥結,包括解除制裁、核限制以及更廣泛的區域衝突。已聯繫沙烏地阿拉伯、科威特、巴林、阿曼、卡達和阿聯酋的外交部,尋求置評。 (市場動態新聞來自與全球市場專業人士的對話。這些資訊據信來自可靠來源,但可能包含傳聞和推測。準確性無法保證。)
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