By Simon Lewis In a significant move, the United States has imposed sanctions on over 400 entities and individuals for their support of Russia's war effort in Ukraine. Among the
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"Jerome Powell Faces Warning Signs as Petroleum Markets Crash Despite Strong Demand - Is It Time to Invest in Clean Energy? Analysis and Breakdown" The recent crash in petroleum markets
Gold prices have skyrocketed to $2500/oz after a much-anticipated retracement during Thursday's US session. The surge comes amidst a stronger market, rising US Yields, and potential profit-taking ahead of Fed
The Future of U.S. and Global Markets: Powell's Influence and Dollar's Decline As Jerome Powell takes the stage at the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole event, all eyes are on his
Global Oil Demand Growth Forecast Lowered by Morgan Stanley for 2024 Morgan Stanley has adjusted its global demand growth forecast for 2024 from 1.2 million barrels per day to 1.1
Breaking News: Ukrainian Attack on Russian Ferry Disrupts Fuel Supply to Crimea In a shocking turn of events, Ukraine's Navy has destroyed a ferry at Port Kavkaz in Russia's Krasnodar
Citi Predicts Possible Rebound in Oil Prices After Recent Sell-Off Citi Research has identified a potential buying opportunity in the oil market as prices have dipped to around $77 per
The Ultimate Guide to Understanding the Global Jet Fuel Demand Slowdown In recent months, global jet fuel demand has experienced a significant slowdown, impacting the overall petroleum consumption landscape. This
The Latest: Russia Accuses Ukraine of Attempted Attack on Kursk Nuclear Power Station In a shocking turn of events, Russia has accused Ukraine of attempting to attack the Kursk nuclear
OPEC Struggles to Reverse Oil Output Cuts Amid Rising Production from US, Guyana, and Brazil The Energy Information Administration (EIA) forecasts global oil supply to fall short of demand in