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Why The U.S. Is Racing To Lock Down Iraq’s Most Explosive Geopolitical Gas Prize
Sharing its eastern border with Iran, its northern border with Turkey, its western border with Syria and Jordan, and its…
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Copper Surges Above $14,500 as Supply Squeeze Deepens
Copper futures in London reached a record high on Tuesday as expectations of US tariffs drew record volumes from the sea…
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Labor Day Gasoline Just Hit a Record. Here’s What Comes Next
Beyond its historical roots as a day to honor the achievements and contributions of workers, Labor Day has emerged as on…
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D.C. Gas Ban Gets Favorable Hearing in Federal Appeals Court
A federal appeals panel appeared inclined Tuesday to let Washington, D.C.’s restrictions on natural gas in certain new b…
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China Adds 650,000 Ounces of Gold in Biggest Monthly Buy Since 2023
China's central bank bought more gold in August than in any single month since 2023, and the metal still can't hold abov…
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How the U.S. Is Targeting Iran's Oil Money
The United States has imposed sanctions on a Turkish investment bank and two subsidiaries, accusing them of helping Iran…
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A Forgotten Soviet Waterway Could Give China a New Arctic Trade Route
China, Russia and Kazakhstan are mulling the development of a new northern trade route which would use the Irtysh and Ob…
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U.S.-Saudi Nuclear Deal Clears Vienna Hurdle As Congress Review Continues
A planned nuclear cooperation deal between the United States and Saudi Arabia won't include the toughest inspection regi…
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Canada’s Oil Pivot to Asia Is Starting to Materialize
Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline hit full capacity for the first time in June, and the company running it already has an…
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Q&A: What can – and cannot – be said about global warming’s role in the 2026 Himalayan floods
On the morning of 26 August, flash floods surged through a Himalayan border region of Nepal and the Chinese region……
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Uganda Set to Become World's Newest Oil Exporter in Early 2027
The global list of crude oil exporters will expand with Uganda early next year as the African country is moving closer t…
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Oil Prices Are Once Again on the Brink of $100
Oil prices surge toward $100 as Houthi attacks, U.S. strikes on Iranian tankers and renewed Middle East tensions rattle …
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Dutch TTF Gas Jumps 2% as Winter Storage Race Heats Up
Europe’s benchmark natural gas prices jumped on Tuesday morning in Amsterdam as the Middle East crisis remains a major s…
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$100 Brent Looms as China’s Oil Buying Rebounds
One of the reasons why the price of oil failed to soar during the "actively kinetic" phase of the Iran war, when shipmen…
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Oil Tankers Flood Back Into Suez Canal As Red Sea Risk Grows
Suez Canal's revenue jumped by 42% in July from the same month last year as the number of oil tankers passing through th…
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Gulf Producers Find Workarounds As Hormuz Tensions Persist
Kuwait’s crude oil exports have rebounded to about 1 million barrels per day (bpd), recovering to two-thirds of the 1.6 …
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Vitol CEO: Global Fuel Markets Are "Tight and Inflexible"
Global fuel markets are very tight and inflexible, despite the higher flows out of the Persian Gulf in recent weeks, Rus…
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China’s Crude Buying Rebounds as Fuel Exports Jump 29%
China’s crude oil imports rose for the second consecutive month in August as refiners turned to additional non-Middle Ea…
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Oil Prices Near $100 After Fresh Attacks on Saudi Energy Sites
Saudi Arabia has temporarily halted some operations at energy facilities in its southern region bordering Yemen, followi…
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Global Diesel Supply Crunch Is Set to Last Through Winter
Global diesel fuel supply will remain tight into next year for lack of enough refining capacity to pick up the slack fro…
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Germany Faces Winter Gas Shortage Risk as Storage Lags
Germany is risking gas shortages this winter if it turns out to be colder than previous years, the country’s gas storage…
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Oil Prices Climb Toward $100 as Middle East Peace Hopes Fade
Brent crude ticked up closer to $100 per barrel today as hopes for peace in the Middle East continued to shrink amid ren…
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Germany’s Power Grid Could Be NATO’s Weakest Link
If Russia attacks a NATO member, Germany would have six months to move as many as 800,000 allied troops and 200,000 vehi…
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New York’s Nuclear Comeback Is Gathering Steam
Five years after Indian Point’s last reactor shut down, Albany rediscovered the appeal of electricity that runs around t…