#commodities
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WTI Crude Falls to $87.47 as Saudi Price Cut Reshapes Oil Outlook
WTI crude dropped to a four-week low of $87.47 after Saudi Arabia deepened discounts for Asian buyers and traders reassessed…
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Gold Rebounds to $4,170 as Treasury Yields Ease, but $4,230 Remains the Key Hurdle
Gold recovered sharply from a two-month low after Treasury yields pulled back from multi-decade highs. The bounce improves short-term sentiment,…
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Europe Gas Prices Above €80/MWh Push Utilities Back to Coal
Surging gas costs in Europe are making coal-fired power cheaper than gas again, reversing part of the region’s energy transition.…
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Henry Hub Natural Gas Holds $3 as LNG Feedgas Slips to 17 Bcf/d
Henry Hub natural gas futures steadied near $3.03 after a 6% weekly decline, with softer LNG feedgas and high storage…
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Saudi East-West Pipeline Attack Briefly Halts Flows, Aramco Warns on Oil Supply Risk
Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline resumed normal operations after a fresh attack briefly disrupted a pumping station near Khurais. The incident…
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Brent Crude Holds Above $100 as Hormuz Shutdown Keeps Oil Market Split
Brent crude stayed above $100 while WTI slid toward $88, highlighting a widening gap between global seaborne supply risk and…
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Gold Price Rebounds to $4,158, but 5.28% Treasury Yields Keep $4,230 Out of Reach
Gold recovered to $4,158 an ounce after touching a two-month low, but rising long-term Treasury yields and a firmer dollar…
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G7 Oil Reserves Release Targets 100 Million Barrels Amid Diesel Squeeze
G7 countries plan to release 100 million barrels from strategic reserves over four months as diesel and other middle distillate…
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U.S. Refining Capacity Crunch, Not Crude Supply, Is the Bigger Oil Risk
The U.S. energy challenge is increasingly centered on refining capacity rather than access to crude oil. Plant closures and tight…
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Ukraine Refinery Attacks Raise Pressure on Oil Markets as G7 Weighs 100 Million Barrel Fuel Release
Ukraine signaled more strikes on Russian refineries as G7 governments discussed releasing up to 100 million barrels of emergency oil…