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Oil prices rise as M.East supply jitters persist

Brent crude oil futures fell 45 cents, or 0.4%, ‌to $110.83 a ⁠barrel by ⁠0050 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures were down 27 cents, or 0.3%, to $103.88.

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Gold firms as easing oil prices soothe some inflation worries

Gold (XAU/USD) retreats slightly from a two-week high touched earlier this Wednesday, albeit it retains an intraday bullish bias through the first half of the European session. Hopes that US-Iran diplomacy could ease en…

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Is AI accelerating clean energy or oil and gas?

The net climate impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) depend largely on how its applications propagate through competing energy pathways. Predominant analyses examine the relationship between datacenter energy demand,…

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Oil Prices Slide as Gulf Flows Return Toward Pre-War Levels

The Bloomberg Commodity Total Return Index is heading for a monthly loss of around 3%, trimming its year-to-date gain to 26%. The setback marks the first monthly decline since December but does little to alter the broad…

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Gold’s September Selloff Shows the Cost of Higher Real Rates

Gold prices have more than doubled since late 2023, repeatedly hitting all-time highs in a sustained rally. The precious metal outperformed major equity benchmarks in 2025 with an eye-popping 65% return,1 its strongest …

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Shell approves C$33 billion LNG Canada expansion

As tankers sat at anchor outside the Strait of Hormuz and Qatar's LNG facilities burned in the opening days of March 2026, Asia's structural dependence on Gulf oil and gas was exposed — in real time, at full scale. The …

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Gold Market Faces a Rate Test After Losing Its Fed Cut Premium

Bias: Gold futures remain trapped in a short-term trading range near the psychologically important $4,000 level. The better risk-to-reward currently appears on the bullish side, but only if buyers first reclaim the tigh…