If the Colonial pipeline does not return to operation soon, it will be difficult to limit the impact on oil and fuel prices, not only in the United States but also in the rest of the world. And especially in the Old Continent
by Sissi Bellomo
(AP)
The cyber attack on the largest pipeline network in the United States is not a local event: if Colonial Pipeline does not announce the complete restoration of operations as soon as possible, even in Europe – and everywhere in the world – we risk having to spend more for fill up with fuel. The spike in prices could be accentuated by the fact that we are at the gates of summer, when we move more for the holidays. Air traffic also seems on the verge of bouncing back after …
