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The article by Art Berman talks about a significant transformation happening in the global oil markets. Berman likely points out that traditional oil supply-demand dynamics are evolving due to various factors like: Geopolitical tensions may be affecting supply chains. Economic pressures, where energy transitions towards renewables are reshaping long-term demand. Market volatility, with oil prices reacting to these structural shifts, signals an unstable but evolving market future.

New Post: A Bullish Catalyst for Oil as 2024 Draws to a Close - https://lnkd.in/ebqKFKvB Bullish Catalyst for Oil as 2024 Draws to a Closehttps://lnkd.in/e8dJ3vBy trading tends to be very low on liquidity, and this week will be no exception, with prices barely moving around the $73 per barrel mark. China's Covid Saga Sends Oil Prices Spiking Again Pre-Christmas trading tends to be very low on liquidity, and this week will be no exception, with prices barely moving around the $73 per barrel mark. That said, if there were enough trades, they would most probably push prices higher as China’s monster $410 billion treasury bond sale seems to be the long-awaited stimulus measure oil markets would appreciate. However, the impact might only be felt in the new year. Trump Reignites Panama Canal Dispute. US President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to reclaim the Panama Canal for the United States to put an end to a ‘complete rip-off’, claiming that the high transit costs are unjustified given that the US accounts for over 70% of all transits. Qatar Threatens EU Halt if Policies Not Stopped. Qatar vowed to stop shipping liquefied natural gas to the European Union if member states would enforce new regulations on forced labour and environmental damage, providing 13-14% of the continent’s LNG needs in recent years. OECD Fossil Ban Deal Falls Through. Negotiations to limit export-credit energy finance for global fossil fuel projects organised under the umbrella of the OECD have collapsed without agreement, just weeks before US President-elect Donald Trump takes office. Venture Global Files for NYSE IPO. Venture Global, one of the leading LNG developers in the US, filed for an initial public offering next year, listing its shares under the symbol ‘VG’, seeking to raise some 3 billion from its IPO, mostly to fund operations as it expands its two plants in Louisiana. Greece and Israel Form Mediterranean Partnership. The governments of Greece and Israel have signed an agreement to promote regional stability and energy projects, including the creation of a ‘green’ electricity corridor from Israel to EU countries in the Eastern Mediterranean. Iraq Suspends Oil Deliveries to Syria. Iraq has stopped supplying crude oil to Syria, amounting to more than half of the country’s needs, with some 120,000 b/d flowing daily up until now, with Damascus’ new rulers struggling to find new sources of oil after the Kurds halted supply, too. Chile Launches Probe Against Mining Giant. Chile’s environmental regulator SMA has filed four separate charges against the Los Bronces copper mine operated by mining giant Anglo American (LON: AAL), alleging non-compliance with environmental permits, including acid drainage. Brazil Halts BYD Expansion on Slavery Allegations. Brazilian authorities ha

Oil and Gas Markets are Normalising – How Much Further Could the Oil Price Fall? After a somewhat driven rise in oil prices, we are now seeing a certain normalisation in the markets. This comes as the Euro and GBP continue to weaken, just as many experts had predicted. If the global economic crisis worsens, we could see oil prices drop below the $70 per barrel mark. A key factor will be whether the US can exert enough pressure on Israel to implement a ceasefire. Such a short-term easing could help stabilise the markets. However, there’s a real concern that tensions in the region might build up and later explode in a dangerous eruption, potentially undoing all peace efforts. Politically, this is a sensitive issue, but it’s critical for traders in the oil and gas sector. I expect to gain further insights into the long-term implications of these developments in numerous conversations at the upcoming Energy Trading Week in Houston, Texas – especially regarding the US elections. As Philipp Hildebrand, Vice Chairman of BlackRock, recently noted with a touch of cynicism during a panel discussion in Zurich, “It doesn’t really matter who wins the US election. The US will continue to pursue its own interests more aggressively in order to maintain its status as the world’s reserve currency and manage its debt burden.” While this may mean little change for Europe, the world could be on the brink of major shifts in the years ahead. We must remain watchful and optimistic as we look towards 2025, with its potential challenges poised to reshape the global economy and the energy industry. #OilMarket #GasMarket #EnergyTrading #Houston2024 #GlobalEconomy #USPolitics #IsraelConflict #EnergySector #OilPrice #BlackRock #GlobalTrends #EnergyInsights #USDElections #GeopoliticsAndEnergy #TradingPerspectives

The recent market crash had everyone talking, but did you spot the hidden opportunity in oil? 🥇 While experts speculated on the cause, smart investors saw WTI crude drop into the low $70s as an early Christmas gift. With prices rebounding, it’s clear that geopolitical risks and tight supply/demand fundamentals are driving oil back up. Explore the future of oil investing before the best opportunities are gone: https://lnkd.in/egv876nd #Oil #StockMarket #MarketCrash #Crash #Israel

Octa Broker presents an insightful overview of the global oil market, exploring: 🔹 Current trends shaping the market. 🔹 Key factors influencing oil prices. 🔹 Future considerations for investors. This analysis offers a clear perspective on the opportunities and challenges in today’s energy markets, equipping investors with actionable insights. https://lnkd.in/dQdfWnz3 📊 #OilMarket #InvestingInsights #OctaBroker #Commodities #ForexLive

Energy policy isn’t just about gas prices—it’s about economic strength, national security, and global influence. As we look ahead to Trump's strategy toward energy in his second term, one thing is clear: his administration will prioritize unleashing American energy production as a strategic tool to curb inflation, boost growth, and as a direct challenge to Russia. n my latest piece for C3 Solutions News Magazine, I argue that the administration’s success hinges on finding a “sweet spot” for oil prices—low enough to reduce inflation and pressure Russia, but high enough to sustain domestic production and attract industry investment.

🛢️ 🛢️ 🛢️ "Drill, baby, #drill" - The #oil market in 2025 will continue to be shaped by a complex mix of supply-demand dynamics, #geopolitical tensions, and policy choices. Candriam experts give a perspective on #multiasset, #equity and #credit implications in today's insight. 👇 #Investing4Tomorrow #Outlook2025

#Oil markets shift fast. First Take delivers crucial analysis within the hour on disruptive events. Get instant notifications on price impacts and time-saving analytics to turn shifts into opportunities. #OilMarkets #RealTimeInsights #TradingAdvantage

New Post: A Bullish Catalyst for Oil as 2024 Draws to a Close - https://lnkd.in/epD8nY2M Bullish Catalyst for Oil as 2024 Draws to a Closehttps://lnkd.in/e5AD8bwa trading tends to be very low on liquidity, and this week will be no exception, with prices barely moving around the $73 per barrel mark. China's Covid Saga Sends Oil Prices Spiking Again Pre-Christmas trading tends to be very low on liquidity, and this week will be no exception, with prices barely moving around the $73 per barrel mark. That said, if there were enough trades, they would most probably push prices higher as China’s monster $410 billion treasury bond sale seems to be the long-awaited stimulus measure oil markets would appreciate. However, the impact might only be felt in the new year. Trump Reignites Panama Canal Dispute. US President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to reclaim the Panama Canal for the United States to put an end to a ‘complete rip-off’, claiming that the high transit costs are unjustified given that the US accounts for over 70% of all transits. Qatar Threatens EU Halt if Policies Not Stopped. Qatar vowed to stop shipping liquefied natural gas to the European Union if member states would enforce new regulations on forced labour and environmental damage, providing 13-14% of the continent’s LNG needs in recent years. OECD Fossil Ban Deal Falls Through. Negotiations to limit export-credit energy finance for global fossil fuel projects organised under the umbrella of the OECD have collapsed without agreement, just weeks before US President-elect Donald Trump takes office. Venture Global Files for NYSE IPO. Venture Global, one of the leading LNG developers in the US, filed for an initial public offering next year, listing its shares under the symbol ‘VG’, seeking to raise some 3 billion from its IPO, mostly to fund operations as it expands its two plants in Louisiana. Greece and Israel Form Mediterranean Partnership. The governments of Greece and Israel have signed an agreement to promote regional stability and energy projects, including the creation of a ‘green’ electricity corridor from Israel to EU countries in the Eastern Mediterranean. Iraq Suspends Oil Deliveries to Syria. Iraq has stopped supplying crude oil to Syria, amounting to more than half of the country’s needs, with some 120,000 b/d flowing daily up until now, with Damascus’ new rulers struggling to find new sources of oil after the Kurds halted supply, too. Chile Launches Probe Against Mining Giant. Chile’s environmental regulator SMA has filed four separate charges against the Los Bronces copper mine operated by mining giant Anglo American (LON: AAL), alleging non-compliance with environmental permits, including acid drainage. Brazil Halts BYD Expansion on Slavery Allegations. Brazilian authorities ha

The corruption of the petroleum corporations is international an never-ending. These companies run by individuals with no integrity or concern for the wellbeing of Earth are literally damaging not just your pocketbook but your wellbeing, and the wellbeing of your family and friends. All so they could be a little bit richer. My view is these individuals, and these corporations should be heaviy taxed and the money used to prepare Earth for what climate change is going to do as a result of the use of carbon energy. One thing is for sure, do not buy Chevron gas.