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Why Geopolitical Chaos Isn’t Pushing Prices Higher

Why Geopolitical Chaos Isn’t Pushing Prices Higher

you’ve been watching global headlines lately, it would be easy to assume oil prices would be sky-high: a major oil-reserve country mired in crisis, sanctions on perennial producers, regional conflicts simmering, and social unrest in several exporters. And yet Brent and WTI have been languishing around $60 a barrel, a level that, a decade ago,...

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Oil Prices Could Slip to $50 a Barrel by June

Oil Prices Could Slip to $50 a Barrel by June

Oil prices are set to continue their downward trajectory and slid to as low as $50 per barrel Brent by the middle of this year, amid ample supply, according to analysts at India’s SBI Research. “Oil prices in general have remained subdued due to the OPEC+ decision to increase production,” the analysts wrote in a...

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COMAC Calls for Supply Stabilisation and Pricing Reforms at 2025 National LPG Promotion Forum

COMAC Calls for Supply Stabilisation and Pricing Reforms at 2025 National LPG Promotion Forum

At the National LPG Promotion Forum held this week under the theme “One Industry, One Vision: A Collaborative Approach to LPG Sector Transformation,” the Chief Executive Officer of the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC), Dr. Riverson Oppong, delivered a strong message urging government and industry players to take decisive steps to stabilise LPG supply...

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Why the IEA Now Thinks Oil Demand Will Keep Rising Until 2050

Why the IEA Now Thinks Oil Demand Will Keep Rising Until 2050

The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicted in 2023 that the global peak in oil demand would likely take place by 2030, as governments worldwide introduced plans for a green transition and fossil fuel companies began to diversify their portfolios to include renewable alternatives. However, this month, the IEA has backtracked on this prediction, stating that...

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Gabon Draws Energy Giants as OPEC Spotlights African Market Potential

Gabon Draws Energy Giants as OPEC Spotlights African Market Potential

Gabon has signaled a renewed interest in exploration from international partners, as African OPEC members highlight their expanding global influence and commit to boosting stability, production, and investment. Gabon is signaling renewed interest from major international energy companies as it looks to expand oil and gas development across the country’s largely untapped reserves, according to...

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Crude Oil and Refined Products Market Review and Outlook

Crude Oil and Refined Products Market Review and Outlook

Compared to August 2025, global petroleum markets in September recorded modest price uptick across crude oil and refined products, reflecting the combined impact of geopolitical tensions and broader economic conditions. In the pricing window under review, crude oil prices rose by about 1.86%, driven largely by supply constraints linked to the sanctions imposed on Russia...

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Oil prices dip amid concerns on upcoming OPEC+ decision

Oil prices dip amid concerns on upcoming OPEC+ decision

Oil declined on concerns that OPEC+ will once again bolster supply at a meeting on Sunday, compounding fears of higher volumes later in the year.West Texas Intermediate futures fell about 1% to trade near $63 a barrel, extending an earlier decline after softer-than-expected U.S. jobs data added to concerns demand may wane. Prices slumped Wednesday...

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Oil settles higher on weaker dollar and Russian supply disruptions

Oil settles higher on weaker dollar and Russian supply disruptions

Global benchmark Brent crude oil settled 1% higher on Monday, as concerns mounted that intensifying airstrikes in Russia and Ukraine could lead to supply disruptions, and as a weaker dollar lent additional support.Brent crude futures settled up 67 cents, or 1%, at $68.15 a barrel. The U.S. benchmark, the West Texas Intermediate futures contract ,...