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France's Champagne Output Set to Halve From 2025, Down 48% From Last Year Due to Extreme Weather
France's Champagne output is projected to fall by almost half from 2025, with production estimated at 1.34 million hectoliters, a 48% decrease from last year. The Agriculture Ministry attributes this
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Iraq's New PM Ali al-Zaidi Announces Plan to Raise Oil Production to 8-10 Million BPD Within Six Years, Potentially Surpassing Saudi Arabia
Iraq's New PM Ali al-Zaidi Announces Plan to Raise Oil Production to 8-10 Million BPD Within Six Years, Potentially Surpassing Saudi Arabia
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OPEC+ maintains October production quotas, shifts strategic focus to 2027 capacity cap allocation
OPEC+ decided on September 6 to maintain October production quotas, in line with market expectations, marking the completion of the gradual exit from the voluntary production cut agreement initiated i
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London Metal Exchange (LME) copper prices surged to an all-time high, rising 0.8% to $14,533 per ton, driven by market expectations that US President Donald Trump will expand tariffs on refined metal imports.
London Metal Exchange (LME) benchmark three-month copper futures rose 0.8% to $14,533 per ton, surpassing the previous record set in January this year. This increase follows weeks of gains, driven by
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The average price of regular gasoline in the U.S. reached $4.15 per gallon as of September 5, marking a new historical high for Labor Day.
The average price of regular gasoline in the U.S. reached $4.15 per gallon as of September 5, marking a new historical high for Labor Day.
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Oil prices rose to a six-week high on Monday after exchanges of fire between the US and Iran and an attack on Saudi Aramco facilities.
Brent crude futures rose 1.3% to $97.52 a barrel on Monday, after touching $97.93 a barrel earlier in the session, their highest since July 23. U.S. WTI crude futures rose 1.3% to $92.68 a barrel, bri
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Bloomberg reports: Commodity trading firms Mercuria and Gunvor doubled profits, benefiting from the Iran war.
Bloomberg reports: Commodity trading firms Mercuria and Gunvor doubled profits, benefiting from the Iran war.
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Generation Investment Management Says Micron Technology's (MU) High Profitability Unlikely to Sustain Due to Commodity Product Nature
Generation Investment Management Says Micron Technology's (MU) High Profitability Unlikely to Sustain Due to Commodity Product Nature
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Iraq's armed forces confirmed that the US-led international military coalition will conclude its mission in Iraq on September 30.
Lieutenant General Abdul Amir al-Shammari, chief of staff of the Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces office, confirmed the date to the Iraqi News Agency on Monday. Analysts warn that the US w
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Iraq struggles to find crude buyers in the Persian Gulf this month due to significant price hikes.
Iraq's State Organization for Marketing of Oil (SOMO) last week cut crude discounts, leading to higher prices. This follows Iraq's strategy several months ago to lower prices in response to high shipp
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US sanctions threats against Iran's trading partners could disrupt Spain's saffron supply, impacting its national dish, paella.
The U.S. threat of sanctions against Iran's trading partners could disrupt Spain's saffron supply, putting pressure on chefs and exporters of paella, Spain's national dish. The U.S. announced in late
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Middle East conflict escalates, India's crude oil benchmark price surpassed $100 last Friday, reaching a new high since May.
According to data from India's Ministry of Petroleum, the average price of crude oil imports into India (the "Indian basket of crude oil" benchmark) surged to $101.07 per barrel last Friday, breaking
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Copper Hovers Below All-Time High as US Holiday Spurs Caution
Copper held steady near an all-time high, with traders weighing ongoing risks of supply tightness while the closure of US markets sapped risk appetite.
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Al Jazeera: Geopolitical Conflicts and Refineries Prioritizing Diesel Production Lead to Global Marine Fuel Shortages; Middle East Exports Down 45%, Singapore Prices Up 76%
Al Jazeera reports that geopolitical conflicts (US-Iran conflict, Russia-Ukraine war) and refineries prioritizing the production of more profitable diesel have led to a global shortage of marine fuel.
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Viridis Mining and Minerals Awards First Equipment Contract for Brazil's Colossus Rare Earth Project
Viridis Mining and Minerals has awarded its first major equipment contract for the Colossus Rare Earth Project in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with Dewater Filter Press responsible for supplying residue pres
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Rosneft has begun shipping oil from its Arctic Vostok Oil project, with an estimated 30 million tons expected to be delivered in the second half of 2027.
Rosneft has commenced oil shipments from its Vostok Oil project in the Arctic, with Russian President Vladimir Putin overseeing the launch ceremony via video link. The project, with an estimated resou
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Saudi Aramco's Jizan facility hit by new round of attacks.
Saudi Aramco's Jizan facility, located near the Saudi-Yemen border, has been hit by a new round of attacks, according to the Financial Times. Houthi rebels have previously targeted Jizan multiple time
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Dorian LPG orders three dual-fuel Panamax VLGCs from Hanwha Ocean for around $345 million, with deliveries scheduled for 2030
Dorian LPG has agreed an order with South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean for the construction of three 90,000m³ dual-fuel Panamax very large gas carriers (VLGCs) for a total price of around $345 mill
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Energy Aspects Founder Amrita Sen Predicts Crude Oil Poised for Significant Leg Higher
Sen attributes this outlook to ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and China's demand for oil, telling Bloomberg Television that crude is expected to "close that gap" with already high diesel
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Adnoc Reportedly in Talks to Acquire Stakes in Thai and African Refineries
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (Adnoc) is reportedly in discussions with major refining companies in Thailand and Africa to invest in their businesses. This move aims to secure customers for Adnoc's crude
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India's Alternative Fuel Passenger Car Sales Outpaced Gasoline Variants for First Time in August Amid Ethanol Backlash
Data from an industry body showed on Monday that the shift reflects caution among buyers after the nationwide rollout of a new standard of ethanol-blended petrol. Battery electric vehicles' share of s
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Thai Sugar Output to Drop at Least 17%, Worsening Global Squeeze
Thailand’s sugar output may drop at least 17% in the coming season, adding to the strain on global supplies as dryness hits some of the world’s major growers.
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Santos boosts Papua LNG stake by 3.3% for $189 million, ExxonMobil to take over as operator from TotalEnergies
Santos has agreed to acquire an additional 3.3% participating interest in the Papua LNG project from TotalEnergies for approximately $189 million, increasing its stake to 21% after the Papua New Guine
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Iran to Raise Gasoline Prices Due to U.S. War-Induced Shortages and Unsustainable Subsidies
The Financial Times reported that Iranian authorities warned they would raise gasoline prices, despite the country having some of the lowest fuel prices globally, due to shortages caused by the war in
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The U.S. State Department urges citizens to reconsider travel to the Middle East, and the Iranian Parliament Speaker reiterates that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed.
The U.S. State Department issued a warning Saturday night, urging American citizens to reconsider travel to the Middle East, citing the potential for rapid escalation of the conflict with Iran. This f
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US Retailers Restrict Motor Oil Supply, Prices Soar Fourfold
A U.S. retailer has begun limiting sales of automotive engine oil due to supply shortages, leading to a fourfold price increase.
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Houthis attack Saudi capital and Aramco facilities, US warns of "rapid escalation" of conflict, Saudi Arabia urgently seeks aid from multiple countries.
On September 19, Yemen's Houthi rebels launched a new round of missile and drone attacks targeting "sensitive sites" in the Saudi capital Riyadh and Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu. U.S. embassies in
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NVIDIA VP: AI Era Reshapes Hardware Cost Reduction Logic, Chip Evaluation Shifts to "Total Tokens Throughput Per Megawatt"
NVIDIA Vice President Ian Buck stated that in the era of AI factories, the most effective way to reduce token costs is to deliver significantly improved computing performance (10 to 30 times) with eac
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NVIDIA VP: Agentic AI to Boost Computing Power Demand 100-fold, Altering Traditional Scheduling Models
NVIDIA VP Ian Buck stated that the shift from Chat mode to Agentic AI removes the human-in-the-loop buffer, allowing hashrate to operate at seamless, high-frequency full load. In AgentX benchmarks, th
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Hong Kong to expand renminbi-denominated bond, gold and commodity markets, says Financial Secretary Paul Chan
Financial Secretary Paul Chan stated on Sunday that Hong Kong would expand its renminbi-denominated bond market and develop renminbi-denominated gold and commodity markets. This initiative aims to str
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The Strait of Hormuz cargo trade has vanished, forcing businesses to find alternative routes
The Strait of Hormuz, once a transit hub for goods ranging from helium to corn, has seen its cargo trade disappear, prompting businesses to seek alternative shipping routes.
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Global oil shipping costs have surged to historic highs, with supertankers earning over $1.2 million per day. A South Korean shipping magnate is making a massive bet, investing $7 billion, and is set to profit handsomely.
The global supertanker market is experiencing unprecedented supply-demand tightness, with soaring freight rates rendering some long-haul crude oil trades economically unviable and profoundly altering
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Venezuela and TotalEnergies Sign MOU, Paving Way for French Oil Giant's Return
Venezuela and TotalEnergies SE signed a memorandum of understanding on Saturday, setting up the French company for a return to operations in the South American country.
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JPMorgan Chase analysts warn: The biggest impact of El Niño on global agriculture is expected to materialize in Q1 2027.
Tracey Allen, JPMorgan Chase's head of agricultural commodities, stated in a research report published on September 18 that the intensifying El Niño phenomenon, coupled with global diesel and fertiliz
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U.S. retail diesel prices surged to a record high of $6.45 per gallon, as Congress considers legislation to ban exports.
Global diesel supplies remain tight due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the situation in the Middle East. U.S. Representative Tim Burchett introduced a bill this week to ban diesel exports, and Sen
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The Saudi-led coalition announced it intercepted a ballistic missile fired by Houthi rebels towards Riyadh, while the Houthis claimed responsibility for attacking sensitive sites in Riyadh and Aramco facilities in Yanbu.
The Saudi-led coalition announced that Iranian-backed Houthi rebels launched a ballistic missile towards the Saudi capital, Riyadh, at dawn on Saturday, but it was successfully intercepted and destroy
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US Commander Says Strait of Hormuz Oil Shipments Hit Six-Month High, Citing Effective US Navy Escorts and Mine Clearance
Oil and liquefied natural gas shipments through the Strait of Hormuz reached a six-month high in the past two weeks, a U.S. regional commander said, indicating that U.S. Navy protection and mine clear
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Russia attacked two merchant ships in the Black Sea, and Poland raised its air defense alert level.
Ukraine's Air Force stated that Russia used dozens of drones and two anti-ship missiles to attack Ukraine overnight. Russia's Ministry of Defense, meanwhile, claimed that its forces used "Geran-4 Seek
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Brent crude oil surged to $132 this week after the Saudi East-West Pipeline was attacked and shut down, forcing Saudi Arabia to rely on high-cost "relay oil transportation" via the Strait of Hormuz.
A drone launched from Iraq by Iranian-backed militants recently struck Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline, forcing its shutdown, the Wall Street Journal reported. The pipeline, previously a critica
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MarketWatch Analysis: Oil Prices and Energy Stocks Would Be Hit by a Sudden End to Iran War, But Company Insiders Are Still Buying
MarketWatch analysis suggests that despite a sudden end to the Iran war potentially leading to a drop in oil prices and energy stocks, company insiders are still buying these related stocks, indicatin
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World faces supertanker shortage, threatening long-haul oil flows as costs soar
The rising cost of global oil transportation is rendering some long-distance crude trades uneconomical, potentially disrupting flows at a time when fuel markets are exceptionally tight.
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Europe's winter power market is flashing its strongest warning since the energy crisis, with German wholesale electricity prices for January soaring over 60% year-on-year.
Bloomberg Markets reports that as Europe enters winter, the electricity market is flashing its strongest warning since the energy crisis. German wholesale electricity prices for January have traded ab
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Barclays: Humanoid robot computing power demand is mainly concentrated in edge AI, with limited but significant incremental growth for data centers.
Barclays Research states that the inference stage for humanoid robots needs to be completed on edge processors within the robots themselves. Data center computing power is primarily used for simulatio
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, issues its first air raid alert since Houthi attacks escalated in July.
Saudi civil defense authorities issued air raid alerts in the capital Riyadh and several other regions on Friday evening and Saturday morning local time, following reports of explosions in the capital
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Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of 26 attacks in 24 hours, EU raises alert level for Red Sea naval mission.
The conflict in Yemen continues to escalate, with Houthi rebels stating that Saudi Arabia launched 26 attacks on their controlled areas in the past 24 hours, totaling 300 over the past week. Meanwhile
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Venezuela's government is sidelining a senior American oil executive from Chevron.
The veteran oil executive, previously responsible for Chevron's strategy in Venezuela amidst years of political turmoil, is currently being sidelined by the Venezuelan government.
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Japan's Sojitz plans chip material transport hub for Tata fab in India
Japanese trading house Sojitz plans to establish a specialized logistics center in India for semiconductor materials. The hub will be located near a chip fabrication plant currently under construction
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Macron to Convene G7 Meeting to Discuss Strategic Oil Reserve Release After European Diesel Retail Prices Exceed $300
French President Emmanuel Macron stated on Friday that he would convene a G7 meeting within weeks to discuss the possibility of releasing strategic petroleum product reserves. This move signals Europe
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