Oil Market: Brent at $92 Despite Hormuz Crisis
Traders and analysts from three major investment banks agree that structural uncertainty prevents a deeper correction.
Traders and analysts from three major investment banks agree that structural uncertainty prevents a deeper correction.
Global oil inventories post sharp declines in the U.S. and Asia, strengthening bullish expectations in the energy market.
The LNG carriers Lebrethah and Rasheeda, operated by QatarEnergy, and the vessel Marigold, from ADNOC, reappeared outside the Strait bound for Pakistan, India, and Southeast Asia.
The purpose of the MoU is to modernize the Venezuelan oil and gas industry through digital technology.
The EIA projects that OECD oil inventories will fall to 2,287 million barrels by December 2026, a historic low.
Petronas, the Malaysian national oil company, and JERA, Japan's largest LNG buyer, signed a 20-year, 2 Mtpa supply agreement on Tuesday.
ExxonMobil reported that its stake in the Stabroek consortium generated net income of US$4,670 million in 2025.
Tension in the Strait of Hormuz escalates with U.S. and Iranian military operations.
The investment will support 16 GW of new data center and AI demand on the ERCOT grid.
Advanced subsea umbilicals will support the development of the Kutei North Hub project in Indonesia, a key initiative for offshore gas.
The LNG terminal planned by New Zealand seeks to guarantee energy supply and strengthen the stability of the electrical system.
The Strait of Hormuz will remain open under a new regime jointly established with Oman.