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US natural gas prices edged up to $2.97 per MMBtu on Wednesday, attempting to rebound from a four-week low hit in the previous session, as improving LNG export activity and reduced output partly offset weak demand due to mild weather. Average gas flows to the nine major US LNG export terminals rose to 18.2 bcfd ...
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European shares were little changed on Wednesday, stabilizing after two volatile sessions as strong corporate earnings helped, though broader sentiment remained constrained by political turmoil in…
USD: Softer momentum continues The dollar continues to trade with a soft undertone. That, to us, is a mix of some aftereffects of AI-related concerns (Corewave bonds had another wobble yesterday) and…
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Oil prices rose on Wednesday as continued tensions in the Middle East– involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen’s Houthis– kept markets largely on edge over persistent supply disruptions.
Europe’s diesel market remains extremely tight despite jet fuel cracks outstripping gains in the motor fuel market for the first time in months, signaling a new and potentially more complex phase for…
The American Petroleum Institute (API) released its latest data on U.S. crude oil inventories, revealing a decline that fell short of market expectations.