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The Global Energy Risk Index (GERI) climbed 6 points to 46, driven by escalating drone attacks targeting UAE and Fujairah oil facilities, pushing Brent crude to $85.42/bbl amid supply concerns. Conversely, the European Energy Risk Index (EERI) fell 14 points to 14 as TTF gas prices eased to €54.61/MWh, reflecting reduced demand and improved supply outlooks. The Middle East Geopolitical Stress Index (EGSI-M) remains low at 5.1, indicating stable regional tensions that help maintain Strait of Hormuz traffic flows. However, EU gas storage at 52.5%—22.5% below seasonal norms—combined with elevated GERI and a moderate VIX of 16.5, underscores heightened winter supply risks, especially given LNG JKM prices at $16.65/MMBtu signaling tight global gas markets.