Energy

Ang mga presyo ng natural na gas ay nakakaranas ng makabuluhang pagbabagu-bago dahil sa iba’t ibang pandaigdigang salik. Ang pagbaba sa pagkonsumo ng enerhiya sa US at Europa ay naglagay ng pababang presyon sa mga presyo, habang ang mga geopolitical na tensyon, lalo na sa Gitnang Silangan, ay nakagambala sa pandaigdigang kalakalan at mga suplay ng enerhiya. Bilang karagdagan, ang Europa ay nakikipagbuno sa resulta ng isang krisis sa enerhiya na na-trigger ng pagsalakay ng Russia sa Ukraine.

Ang mga presyo ng langis ay nagte-trend na mas mababa kamakailan, na naiimpluwensyahan ng mga inaasahan ng pagtaas sa produksyon ng OPEC+ mula Oktubre. Gayundin, ang mga palatandaan ng mahinang demand sa mga pangunahing ekonomiya tulad ng China at Estados Unidos ay nagtaas ng mga alalahanin tungkol sa paglago ng pagkonsumo sa hinaharap.

This year, the United States has increased its highest oil production. Rapidan Energy analysts estimate U.S. production will average 13.3 million barrels per day next year, up from the 2023 average of 13 million and above the current all-time record of 13.2 million reached in September. The rapid growth of oil production in the United…

Oil is the main raw material on the planet and what is now happening with this asset is comparable to a chess game of important political figures, which we wrote about in previous articles. After America made its move and lifted sanctions on Venezuela, which is one of the major players in the oil market,…

Oil rose along with stocks on Friday but remained lower for a third week in a row on rising concerns about global demand and the end of the war risk premium between Israel and Hamas. West Texas Intermediate crude rose steadily for most of Friday’s session and settled above $77 a barrel, up 1.9%. Financial…

Rumors about the introduction of a protective export duty on petroleum products and a number of statements by officials have cooled the situation in the fuel sector. The cost of petroleum products has been declining for the second day in a row. To further curb the rise in prices for petroleum products, the government is…

Oil prices should fall as a result of increased supplies from countries other than OPEC+ leaders such as Saudi Arabia and Russia, Citigroup Inc. said. While technical traders and geopolitical risks could push prices above $100 briefly, additional supply means “$90 prices look unsustainable,” analysts including Ed Morse wrote. This, in turn, should lead to…

As expected, Saudi Arabia followed Russia and its decision to voluntarily cut oil production. The first reaction of the market to such changes was the rise of quotations above $90 per barrel. As a rule, in a not very stable world economy, such demand for news quickly fades away. But when a giant like Goldman…