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The Global Energy Risk Index (GERI) increased by 4 points to 28, primarily due to heightened drone strikes on UAE and Fujairah oil facilities, pressuring Brent crude prices to $104.51/bbl. European Energy Risk Index (EERI) rose 2 points to 55, reflecting elevated risk from EU gas storage at 74%, well below the 92% seasonal norm, and ongoing Ukraine power grid disruptions impacting supply stability. Despite a low EGSI-M score of 8.0 indicating limited Middle East geopolitical escalation, the moderate storage deficit and elevated TTF gas price of €87.58/MWh underscore winter supply vulnerabilities. VIX at 16.87 suggests moderate market volatility, while LNG JKM at $26.39/MMBtu highlights tight Asian demand, collectively signaling cautious risk management ahead.