#Energy Market
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Russia is delaying its 100-million-ton LNG production target due to Western sanctions, according to Reuters. This could fuel global supply uncertainty and bolster market share for competitors.
In November, Russia's LNG shipments to China soared by 142.6%, making it a top supplier. The surge, fueled by the sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project, saw Australia's market share decline, highlighting a major shift in global energy flows.
Iran's crude oil exports have climbed 5% in 2025 to a 7-year high, driven by massive purchases from China that defy U.S. sanctions. What does this mean for oil prices and geopolitics?
Fusion Power Inc.'s nuclear fusion breakthrough causes an 8% drop in WTI oil prices. Analyze the market impact, investment risks, and long-term implications for energy portfolios.
OPEC+ announced a surprise 2.5 million bpd oil production cut, 1 million more than expected, sending Brent crude up 5%. The move fuels $100 oil forecasts and global inflation fears.
Oil prices climbed over 2% after the US seized a Venezuelan oil tanker, fueling fears of supply disruptions and escalating geopolitical tensions. WTI and Brent benchmarks rose.
Saudi Arabia extends its unilateral 1 million bpd oil output cut through September, joined by a 300,000 bpd export reduction from Russia. The move pushed Brent crude above $85, tightening global supply.
PRISM analysis: Trump's latest address signals a shift in US foreign policy, impacting global energy markets, Latin American stability, and tech talent pipelines.