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Natural gas is down 4.4% today, currently trading at $3.083.
Natural gas is down 4.4% today, currently trading at $3.083.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has imposed new restrictions on energy trade reporting, prohibiting the publication of export contract details.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a decree imposing sweeping new restrictions on information accessible and reportable regarding the country's energy trade. The decree prohibits access
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Zambian State-Owned Company Accuses Abu Dhabi's IRH of Violating Copper Mine Acquisition Agreement
A Zambian state-owned company has accused Abu Dhabi's International Resources Holding (IRH) of breaching an agreement reached when IRH acquired control of the Mopani copper complex earlier in 2024.
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IRAN OFFICIALS PESSIMISTIC ABOUT DEAL WITH U.S. BEFORE MIDTERMS
IRAN OFFICIALS PESSIMISTIC ABOUT DEAL WITH U.S. BEFORE MIDTERMS
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US Strategic Petroleum Reserve crude oil stocks fell to 283.8 million barrels last week, the lowest since 1982.
US Strategic Petroleum Reserve crude oil stocks fell to 283.8 million barrels last week, the lowest since 1982.
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Silver fell 5.6% intraday, now trading at $61.170.
Silver fell 5.6% intraday, now trading at $61.170.
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Deutsche Bank: Global Copper Inventories Fall to Historic Lows, Expects Copper Price to Hit $22,050 in Q2 2027
Deutsche Bank analyst Daniel Ghali stated that the copper market is shifting from a demand-driven logic to a supply liquidity crisis as global available copper inventories fall to unprecedented lows.
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Volkswagen and Gotion High-Tech plan to invest 3.22 billion euros to build three electric vehicle battery production lines in Europe and North Africa.
Volkswagen Group and its Chinese partner Gotion High-tech plan to jointly invest 3.22 billion euros (approximately $3.66 billion) to establish three electric vehicle battery production lines in Europe
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Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline has resumed exports, with a daily flow of approximately 3.5 million barrels, which is expected to ease market supply concerns.
According to Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the matter, Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline resumed operations on September 28, with crude oil flow currently at approximately 3.5 million barrel
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Russia plans to extend diesel export ban through October, TASS reports
Russia plans to extend diesel export ban through October, TASS reports
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US stocks declined before the bell on Monday as fading hopes for a breakthrough in the Middle East and rising inflation worries pushed oil prices higher.
US stocks declined before the bell on Monday as fading hopes for a breakthrough in the Middle East and rising inflation worries pushed oil prices higher.
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Saudi East-West Pipeline resumes crude oil exports
Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline has resumed crude oil exports. The pipeline was previously shut down due to Houthi attacks, which caused Brent crude oil prices to surge and forced Saudi Arabia to re
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Trump-Xi Summit Disappoints Agricultural Markets as Soybeans and LNG Notably Absent From Tariff Cut List
Trump-Xi Summit Disappoints Agricultural Markets as Soybeans and LNG Notably Absent From Tariff Cut List
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WTI crude oil is up 4.2% today, currently trading at $96.290.
WTI crude oil is up 4.2% today, currently trading at $96.290.
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Ukraine does not expect a Black Sea ceasefire in the coming months
Ukraine does not expect a Black Sea ceasefire in the coming months
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U.S. Pressure Is Awakening an Energy Giant in Canada
America’s trade hostility and the war in the Middle East could fuel a renaissance in Canada's energy sector, according to WSJ Markets.
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Brent crude oil surpassed $100/barrel, rising over 2.5% intraday; spot gold fell below $4150/ounce, and spot silver dropped 5.01%.
High oil prices combined with strengthening U.S. economic activity are reinforcing market expectations that the Federal Reserve will maintain high interest rates or even continue to raise them, puttin
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Qatar extends LNG force majeure for Asia and Europe by one month due to ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruption.
Qatar extends LNG force majeure for Asia and Europe by one month due to ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruption.
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Erratic Monsoon Rain Threatens India Crop Outlook, Official Says
India's Farm Secretary Atish Chandra stated that monsoon-sown crops are likely to have been affected by rainfall deficits in some areas and excessive precipitation in others. He added that water short
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WTI crude oil rose 2.52% intraday, now trading at $94.740.
WTI crude oil rose 2.52% intraday, now trading at $94.740.
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Germany’s negative power price hours set for first annual decline in four years
The decline is attributed to stronger electricity demand and changes in renewable-energy support, which have curbed periods of oversupply. This trend goes against the broader EU pattern.
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Trump is “very seriously” considering restricting U.S. diesel exports, despite concerns it could push gasoline prices higher
Trump attributed current fuel pressures largely to attacks against Russian refineries. Energy Secretary Chris Wright favors voluntary export limits instead, while Senator Ted Cruz said the White House
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Copper is down 2.02% intraday, now trading at $6.629.
Copper is down 2.02% intraday, now trading at $6.629.
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TotalEnergies Lifts Buybacks as Rising Oil Prices Boost Profit
TotalEnergies SE will boost share buybacks for the next two quarters as the energy major benefits from rising oil and gas prices.
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World's largest olive oil company Deoleo plummets 19% after rivals DCOOP and Acesur agree to takeover deal
World's largest olive oil company Deoleo plummets 19% after rivals DCOOP and Acesur agree to takeover deal
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International crude oil prices rebounded slightly after a sharp decline, driven by the defeat of Donald Trump's Republican Party in the US midterm elections and uncertainties surrounding the situation in Iran.
Influenced by the defeat of Donald Trump’s Republican Party in the U.S. midterms and uncertainty surrounding the situation in Iran, international crude oil prices rebounded slightly following a sharp
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Yemeni Government Forces Claim Repulsion of Large-Scale Houthi Offensive in Taiz
The Yemeni government forces stated that they repelled a large-scale offensive by the Houthis on the al-Aqrud front in Taiz Governorate. The Houthis have not yet responded to the development.
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Five French trade unions have launched a joint strike to protest, demanding wage increases and the protection of public services.
According to the BBC, five French trade unions have jointly participated in nationwide strikes and protests to demand higher wages to cope with the rising cost of living and to protect public services
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Iranian Navy says oiler in Strait of Hormuz hit mine and caught fire, Tehran reiterates strait closed to illegal vessels
The Iranian Navy reported that an oil tanker caught fire after striking a mine in the Strait of Hormuz, forcing it to abort its voyage. Citing a statement, the semi-official Iranian Tasnim News Agency
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Saudi-led coalition intercepts ballistic missile fired by Houthi forces toward Medina
Colonel Turki Al-Maliki, spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition, stated that coalition air defense forces successfully intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia to
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Saudi Civil Defense briefly issues hazard alert for Red Sea oil export hub Yanbu before lifting it
The Saudi Civil Defense briefly issued a hazard alert for Yanbu, a major coastal city in the Medina Province along the Red Sea coast, and subsequently announced that the danger had passed. Yanbu is a
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Russia and Ukraine launched a new wave of nighttime reciprocal drone attacks. Russia stated it struck a Ukrainian postal logistics hub and cargo ships, while Ukrainian drones attacked an industrial zone in Russia's Ryazan Oblast, triggering a fire at an oil refinery.
Russia and Ukraine launched a new wave of nighttime drone attacks against each other, resulting in damage to infrastructure and casualties on both sides. The Russian Ministry of Defence stated that it
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International crude oil prices plummet, with Brent crude falling below $95 to mark its largest weekly drop since the pandemic
International crude oil prices plummeted, with Brent crude breaking below $95 to record its largest weekly drop since the pandemic. Driven by easing concerns over Middle East conflict following the De
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UK Maritime Trade Operations: Oil tanker attacked by two unknown projectiles off the northern coast of Qatar
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported that an oil tanker was struck by two unidentified projectiles 50 nautical miles north of Madinat ash Shamal, Qatar. The condition of the c
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Emirates Half-Year Profit Plunges 66%, Dragged Down by Iran War and High Oil Prices
Emirates Half-Year Profit Plunges 66%, Dragged Down by Iran War and High Oil Prices
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Ørsted completes offshore wind farm construction off US Northeast coast, previously hindered by Trump administration
Ørsted completes offshore wind farm construction off US Northeast coast, previously hindered by Trump administration
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ArcelorMittal third-quarter profit beats expectations, boosted by stricter EU steel curbs
ArcelorMittal third-quarter profit beats expectations, boosted by stricter EU steel curbs
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LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI Saw Their Combined North American Energy Storage Market Share Rise to 20.9% in the First Three Quarters
In the first three quarters, South Korean battery manufacturers LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI saw their combined North American energy storage market share rise to 20.9%, according to data from m
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Posco and Korea University Develop New Manufacturing Method to Reduce Voltage Decay in Lithium Battery Cathodes
Posco Holdings has developed a new manufacturing method with Korea University to reduce voltage decay in lithium battery cathodes. The research was jointly conducted by a team led by Professor Park Hy
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Russia deepened Iran support with missile launcher deal despite Ukraine war strains
Russia deepened Iran support with missile launcher deal despite Ukraine war strains
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Wheat prices rose, driven by weaker Russian export prospects and the situation in the Black Sea.
Wheat prices rose, driven by weaker Russian export prospects and the situation in the Black Sea.
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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated that two oil tankers and a tugboat caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz, and that two U.S. military drones were seized.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated that two oil tankers and a tugboat caught fire while attempting to pass through "unauthorized routes" in the Strait of Hormuz. One large oil tanker
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International oil prices fell for the fourth consecutive day as the outcome of the US midterm elections eased concerns over war.
International oil prices fell for the fourth consecutive day as the U.S. midterm election results eased concerns over war. Brent crude futures dropped 97 cents (or 1.03%) to $93.65 a barrel, while WTI
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China's spot copper supply continues to tighten, with spot premiums surging and buyers scrambling for physical copper
China's spot copper supply continues to tighten, with spot premiums surging and buyers scrambling for physical copper
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Saudi and Syrian defense authorities sign cooperation agreement in Riyadh
The defense departments of Saudi Arabia and Syria signed a cooperation agreement in Riyadh; prior to this, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Riyadh on
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China's export controls on critical metals have tightened the supply of tungsten drill bits, rippling through the AI chip supply chain.
China's export controls on critical metals have tightened the supply of tungsten drill bits, rippling through the AI chip supply chain.
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The U.S. Department of State announced sanctions against two individuals and one entity assisting Iran in acquiring air defense systems.
The U.S. Department of State has announced sanctions against two individuals and one entity for assisting Iran in acquiring man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS). The targets include Mohammed Ali
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Hanwha Aerospace breaks ground on Chunmoo rocket plant in Poland
Hanwha Aerospace breaks ground on Chunmoo rocket plant in Poland
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EGX Token Analysis: Enegra and EagleX Project Status and Potential Considerations
EGX tokens primarily refer to Enegra (EGX), a tokenized security issued on the Polygon blockchain, representing equity in Enegra Group Ltd., a company specializing in commodity trading. Enegra Group possesses audited net asset value of physical commodity off-take exceeding $33 billion. As a security token, its trading and holding are subject to KYC/AML restrictions. Additionally, there is another token with the same ticker, EagleX (EGX), in the market, but it currently has zero trading volume and extremely low market activity. This article will discuss the current status and characteristics of these two EGX tokens separately.
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