Iranian forces are reportedly shifting tactics to intensify strikes on shipping ahead of the US midterms in a bid to keep crude prices elevated, a risk that has

Traders are pricing continued tightness in refined products even after Washington licensed imports of Russian diesel, with US diesel topping $6.27 a gallon and

The strike on Aramco's Dhahran administrative building marks an escalation in the Saudi-Houthi standoff and adds to supply-side risk for crude markets.

The announcement raised Greenland-focused resource stocks but faces legal and ownership questions, since Denmark controls the territory and large-scale drilling

Higher energy costs are driving the headline CPI print, complicating the Fed's path and making gasoline prices a central political issue ahead of the midterms.

The cartel's bullish long-term forecast contrasts with near-term tightness highlighted by falling inventories, pointing to a multi-year supply challenge.

The IEA's October report underscores that global supply remains 2.5 million bpd higher year-on-year yet inventories are still critically thin.

Saudi Aramco's leadership is flagging prolonged tightness in global crude markets even as producers raise output.

Taiwan's investment and 20-year offtake agreement represent a major commercial milestone for the long-stalled Alaska LNG project.

Brussels is easing compliance pressure on importers, a concession that potentially slows the bloc's push to curb energy-sector emissions.

The continuing disruption to Middle East LNG exports is reshaping global gas trade routes and pricing.

Saudi crude output rose by a third last month, leading a broad OPEC+ production increase despite Iran war disruption.

European buyers pulling US cargoes is reshaping Asian LNG trade flows, hitting India's reliance on American supply.

Goldman Sachs sees potential for TTF gas prices to reach 105 euros versus its 70 euro forecast, reflecting thin European inventories.

Preliminary estimates put the find at 19-50 million barrels of oil equivalent, adding to Norway's reserves base.

The Middle East crisis is driving vessel shortages and record freight costs, tipping the Americas heavy crude market into oversupply.

Chinese refiners are expected to slow reserve drawdowns as imports recover, a shift with implications for global crude demand.

The milestone cements Guyana's rise as one of the world's fastest-growing crude exporters.