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An easing of capital requirements means the Big Six have $74 billion to lend, but they may be waiting for big ticket projects on the horizon
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Iraq will not approve any new projects or investment plans before the end of the Hormuz crisis and resumption of full oil exports, a senior official has said.
US natural gas prices fell to $2.87/MMBtu on Monday, extending their retreat from a five-week high as traders weighed the prospect of increased supply.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s oil agreement with Venezuela is drawing criticism from both hard-line supporters of the country’s government and opposition forces, putting acting President Delcy…
Low storage and a shut Strait of Hormuz are keeping gas markets on edge. Europe is pulling in extra cargoes ahead of winter, Asia stays hostage to Middle East risk, and the US market moves on…
Martin Pelletier: As higher rates and political risks reshape markets, opportunities may lie beyond the short-term noise
Copper futures eased to around $6.55 per pound on Monday, falling for a fourth straight session as the dollar strengthened amid growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates…