The fast-moving events of the Russia-Ukraine conflict are splitting Asia by energy haves and have-nots, havens and non-havens. The most obvious effect lies in surging oil prices. This divides those nations that export oil and coal, and those that rely heavily on energy imports. S&P Global Ratings also believes that heightened market risk could pull capital out of Asia's emerging markets, hitting currencies, and raising funding costs. The bigger economies are drawing investors seeking safety, as reflected in the stability of the yen and renminbi compared with the euro.
Gain vital insights into how the Russia-Ukraine conflict will varying impact on Asian energy companies.
